The Nations Rattlers and Africa Wake in Public Eye
A vivid account describes a snake exhibit at the Smithsonian with Dr. H C Yarrow and assistant E S Rheem, detailing a rattlesnake touch test and venom questions. The piece then shifts to Stanley in Africa, European imperial moves, and calls for anti slave trade action and ethics in colonization. Through it all, a public focus on language, dictionaries, and health claims remains.
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Smithsonian Institution
H.C. Yarrow
General Sheridan
Rheem
O’brien-Bain
St. Paul Pioneer Press
Institute
Mr. Hyde
Mr. Rheem
Stanley
Christendom
White Nile
Bahr-el- Ghazel
Niam-Niam
Congo
Khartoum
Emen
Equatorial
Africa
Tangier
Cape of Good Hope
Spain
France
England
Germany
Portugal
Senegal
Niger
Orange
Central Africa
Congo Free State
South Africa
Bechuanaland
Orange Free State
Transvaal
Delagoa Bay
Zambesi
Shire
Great Lakes
Nyassa
Tanganyika
Equator
East African Company
Victoria Nyanza
Livingstone
Nyassa Tanganyika
Nile
Zanzibar
Congo Valley
Massawa
Zanzabir
Nyassa-Tanganyika
Tropical
Value of Language Training in Public Schools
The article urges early training in language focusing on English and Anglo Saxon words. It argues schools often equate rapid word naming with language mastery, leading to poor spelling and pronunciation and little word meaning. It advocates dictionary based etymology to enrich study.
Rails and Railroads in 1887 Capital and Capacity
The year 1887 saw about 2.16 million tons of rails needed, with a U.S. steel rail plant capacity around 3.67 million tons annually. Steel rails rise to dominance amid a rail construction boom, tariffs and trusts shaping prices from 26 to 52 dollars a ton while competition and demand push expansion across growing towns and cities.
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United States
Baltimore
Banker’s Monthly
Electric Bitters Endorsement By Texas Lawyer
A legal opinion from E Bainbridge Munday counts Electric Bitters as highly effective, recounting recovery from malaria and jaundice. The testimonial notes the remedy’s life saving potential and claims it cures malarial fevers and kidney liver and stomach disorders, priced 50 and 51 cents at J F Fezer’s.
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Bainbridge Munday
Atty
Clay Co
Texas
D. I. Wilcoxson
Horse Cave
J. F. Fezer’s
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Paine’s
Station B
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ION & Co
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New Orleans
IGO
Weld County Abstract Office
Weld County
Money Toiloan
Hunter and West’s Bank
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