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Newspaper
Friendship Weekly Register
Location
Friendship, New York, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1889
Page
6
The fragmentary text mentions Ulster and Feta in a weights context with unclear names. Readable details are sparse. no identifiable events, dates, or organizations emerge for a concise card.
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Captain Weed ing at the Cincinnati Zoo reports a new rat bait using sunflower seeds found in a storeroom drawer. Traps failed until seeds drew rats into traps. then weasels and minks swiftly kill rats. Weasels slower but effective. both predators cageable for control.
The Naval Secretary supports government run yards to ensure reliable repairs during war. Private contractors are deemed unreliable for pricing and maintenance, making direct government control essential for cruisers and other ships. Boston and Philadelphia yards are cited as models or contrasts.
A colored man employed by farmer Mr. Oatts was killed in Wayne County after an assault on the farmer’s daughter. A posse captured him, bound him to a stake, ignited a fire, and burned him alive amid the victim’s screams. No further details.
Excitement grows as divers dig mud for pearls along the Wisconsin river near Albany. Large gems attract buyers from Chicago New York and Paris. Journalists report famous gourmets diets while inventor Kaniss sells many ideas including a toboggan brake. Major Kirkland urged concise MS writing and editors to rewrite when needed.
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