GOLDEN ERA PROMOTES NEW TREATMENT OF GOLD
The Windsor Nova Scotia plant uses electric chlorination with amalgamation to recover gold from ore. Tests on Memmamcook New Brunswick and Cochrane Hill ore yield 3.4 dollars per ton nearly 160 percent above prior bests. Superintendent Gladwin oversaw the trial, with plans for a dedicated mill and full production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windsor
N.B
Golf Mining Co
Gladwin
Cochrane Hill
Unut
Srime
The Green Crocodile Order Heals A Princess
A king keeps a vast garden sparking with color until his speechless daughter loses her voice. A jailed gardener offers a cure after his mother helps him escape. He awakens the princess with a heartfelt line and restores her speech, earning honor from the king.
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Duenna
Italy
Wien
Hinmerlein
Sun
Theon
Auer
Prof
We Geran
Rudolf Baumbach
Parisian Dainties and a Confederate Spy Tale
A fragmented Civil War tale recalls a Union spy condemned to die after a swift court martial. A nearby note from a dying Confederate signals mercy, leading to an unexpected exchange of letters and a dramatic dawn execution scene.
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Nin
Thad
Hayes
Mr. Hives
Mike
Bat Ain
South
Linavine
Hayes Escapes After Spy Arrest In Narrow Chase
A Union soldier named Hayes escaped after a spy was captured. Mounted pursuers closed in but Hayes slipped free by dropping the guard and scout, then vaulted onto the scout’s horse and rode away as sentinels fired nearby.
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Hayes
Ideals and beliefs shape reality in curious anecdotes
A discussion compares mind over body with a claim that illness is a belief. It cites an experiment on cattle to assess beef cost and quality, and ends with a Swiss mother soothing her child to sleep with lullabies of green pastures and peaceful waters.
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Montreal
George TH. Davis
Wellington Steam Pump Company
New York
Worthington
City
Davis
Er. H. Buchanan
New York Company
Tam & Imjor
United States Army
Donnie Rane
Enue
Wilbur
Parmer
Noi
A Rent Tug of War and Notable Old-Time Tidbits
A West Lynn Mars locomotive tugged against a large electric engine with power applied in opposite directions. For a time neither moved until the locomotive won with sand aiding progress. Other notes cover Nantucket whale fishing in 1672, Little Greece’s mercantile marine of 26 800 sailors, and culinary tips including vinegar flavored soups and new raw oyster serving method.
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West Lynn
Mars
Nantucket
Greece
Legend of World Structures and Outdated Surnames
The article lists feats like Taparig China’s six mile bridge with 305 arches, a 22 mile wooden lake trestle at Lake Ponchartrain, Paris Grand Opera House’s vast size, and the Paris Observatory dome. It also traces family names from occupations such as tailors, hawkers, and butchers, noting shifts from Heifer herds to Yeatmans and Stains as examples.
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Taparig
China
Lake Poncharthi
Grand Opera House
Paris
Paris Observatory
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Galden
Nepay
Windermere
Mort Steele
Katenay
Aly Advertisiig
Ania
Advangcir
Vibenel
He Pitts
Sanat
Tay
Fae Gidea Fra Foblenog Company Soc
Windsor, N.S
Fast Atlantic Line
London
James E. Huddart
Australia
England
America
Southampton
Southwestern Railway Company
Liverpool
Anhour
Aid
Nyike
Simshine Amiria
Stadts
Altone
Architectural
Inman and Taverner
Seamer
Seymour
Payne, Paine
Pagan
Tyer
Tyerman
Coffers
Coffera
Poulter
Pulter
Puliter
Mercer
Mercers
Muarcers
Muarcys
Clark
Horne
Brain
Staines
Church
Churchman
Churcher
Brooka
Brooker
Brookman
Wells
Weller
Wellman
Crossweller
Tiller
Tillman
Mowyer
Dyker
Dykerman
Heder
Ditcher
Marler
Clayer
Chalker
Akerman
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