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Newspaper
Freeland Tribune
Location
Freeland, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1901
Page
3
Naturalists report 172 known blind species and many hundreds more of blind cave insects found in recent years. They are largely white from light absence or skin bleaching, with some small or no eyes. In deep sea and cave environments, such creatures replace sight with delicate feelers as light fails.
The City Court sees fewer summonses as underground electric railways ease street traffic. The London Sphere notes street clashes and cabmen quarrels lessen, attributing relief to new transit. The piece contrasts England’s hardy shrubs with its hedge growth amid changing times.
A mixed set of quotations and notices mentions Andrew Carnegie generosity, patent medicines, and product pitches. It notes French marriages in 1800, a reward offer, and medical cures. Also referenced are hair dye, teething syrup, and a claim about Los Angeles population growth.
A discussion on maternal responsibility for daughters health cites Mrs Lydia E B Pinkham and her Vegetable Compound as a remedy for irregular menstruation and related pains. A Wisconsin mother reports her daughter improved after following Pinkham's guidance, underscoring the product as a standard treatment for women’s monthly troubles.
A recipe describes preparing a salad using turkey meat in dice with celery, salt, paprika, onion juice and capers. It is served on lettuce leaves with a mayonnaise cream dressing, enriched by whipped cream, and notes that both white and dark meat are usable with tender veal as a substitute when supply is low.
Six ripe quinces peeled cored and quartered are boiled until tender then simmered in a syrup of water and sugar. The fruit is returned to the syrup boiled five minutes and set in a glass dish while the syrup thickens then poured over the quinces once cooled.
A historic recipe describes cutting neck and shoulder of lamb, dredging with seasoned flour, and sautéing in butter until brown. Add hot water and simmer until meat falls from bones, remove bones, return meat with onion and tomato, cook, then plate with dumplings and ample sauce served separately.
A detailed home cooking method for spring chicken with quatera and oysters. Instructions cover butchering, arranging in a cocotte, browning, and adding oysters after twenty minutes, plus tips on serving and companion ideas from Harper's Bazar. Includes kitchen housekeeping notes on onions tough meat tendering with vinegar and cleaning textiles.
The Cleveland Plain Dealer cites a joke where a respondent lists hens and jelly cakes as familiar examples of successive layers. The item captures a humorous exchange reflecting light commentary on layered concepts.
A New Orleans lawyer notes how letter carriers can locate a missing heir for a real estate deal. Carriers reveal they track residents and transients, forward mail, and can be tipped for information, with lawyers often seeking witnesses. They claim they can locate almost anyone with a right tip.
The 19th century brought prosperity to British coal miners and fewer explosions. Statistics show fatalities dropped to 9 percent of 1851–55 levels, with overall underground accidents down due to better ventilation and timbers. Accidents mainly result from roof and side falls caused by improper supporting. Pit owners push safety, but timely defect reporting remains scarce.
Captain Pendleton, a British whaler, reports witnessing an iceberg 800 feet high drop from a cliff near Deception Island. Within the berg's wake a large whale, head broken off, was found embedded mid cliff. The carcass yielded eight to ten barrels of oil, with the remainder feeding seabirds. The whale measured 60 to 70 feet, sulfur bottom contact noted.
A San Francisco observer argues the Boer cause is not hopeless and that a later peace may grant some freedom. He notes Milner's role signals potential compromise, warns England may face costly guerrilla warfare, and cites a looming heavy tax burden to sustain operations. The rest of the snippet lists various patent remedies, market stats, and oddities from different topics.
A historical promotional piece extols health and strength as within reach, urging readers to pursue vigor through collective resolve and broad audience appeal. The text leverages soaring rhetoric and mass sentiment to motivate engagement and curiosity.
A promotional account extols Dr Greenes Nervura as a great restorative for nerves and brain fatigue. It features a Worcester druggist testimonial about nervous prostration and improved sleep appetite after using Nervura, praising the medicine and its author Dr Greene of New York City with an invitation for consultation.
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