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Newspaper
Freeland Tribune
Location
Freeland, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1902
Page
3
A collage of natural history notes on the woodchuck beaver and elephant seals from country life to beavers winter breathing and beaver teeth with tales of geese mistaken for Central Park visitors. Includes a fable about wild geese in a park and wing clipping lesson.
At Glasgow last month Kil lingworth Hedges described St Pauls cathedral lightning rod redesigns with horizontal cables, spikes, and new joints. A lightning committee was formed to gather more data while Harbor’s fashion plates illustrate six barber styles for October, including legal and medical cuts.
The piece traces how artillery evolved from large cumbersome pieces to more portable well built guns. It lists numerous historical names for cannons and related weapons such as culverins bombards serpen tines rakings and falconets, noting inventors pursued varied improvements over a century.
The late Lord Morris voiced disappointment after his first speech in the house of lords. He quipped that he had made awan mis take and should have practiced soaking to a lot of gravestones before addressing their lordships.
The Crow Nation of about two thousand people on the Montana reservation is described by Washington as self-sustaining. The piece notes varying tribal value judgments but highlights the Crows as more energetic in both wild and semi civilized life and quicker to dispense with government rations.
A Welsh testimonial extols St Jacobs Oil as healing sprained ankles after months of inability to stand. It notes medals awarded to the remedy and contrasts medicals opinions, while touting other patent medicines and quack cures in a dense, period ad style paragraph.
Dear Mrs Pingswam health is the greatest boon and anything that restores health is a blessing to consider Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. It cures mothers and daughters and makes them well and strong.
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