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Newspaper
Greencastle Star
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1880
Page
2
Article paints deep shaft conditions at Savage mine showing miners shirtless and drenched from steam and sweat while working in extreme heat. Foreman notes rheumatism rare below, as ice water sustains workers amid dripping heat and pumps.
A study argues confidence fuels early achievement in literature and enterprise while experience brings after thoughts. Young minds often foresee risks better, and forward looking ingenuity prevents harm. fear of failure spurs growth and judgment matures with time.
At a Sunday Magazine missionary meeting in Doctor Crosby's church Ralph Wells recalls Laura Bridgman spelling the question What is the soul? and answers The soul is that which thinks and feels and hopes The soul aches when Gospel is absent inspiring Christians to press gospel outreach to countless souls in need.
A quip from the Boston Transcript mocks perpetual complainers who linger in earthly discontent. A heaven anecdote notes a man finds accommodations tolerable but his hat does not fit well in heaven.
Colt’s factory at Hartford showcases an automatic self feeding steam generator in a 25 foot yacht weight 350 pounds for the boiler and 400 pounds for the engine. The system uses a single litre cylinder with coil pipes, fuel fed top, and nonexplosive operation. Profs Trowbridge and Ingersoll helm first trials as government and naval circles eye its potential.
The record notes 17 000 lodging rooms in St Petersburg housing six to eight people each. Many are underground damp and unhealthy. An additional nine thousand single rooms are often divided into six to eight family portions. If New York tenements ruin morals and health, these dwellings imply even harsher conditions.
A. W. Underwood, a 24 year old Paw-Paw resident, claims his breath can ignite combustibles. He recounts childhood incidents, recent demonstrations before a crowd, and others describe tests with mouth rinses and fire. Reports mix skepticism with curiosity about his unusual condition.
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