Scattered Deaths and Accidents Reported in Various States
A long list of fatal mishaps and injuries across multiple states is recorded. Items include a Scotchman named John Cale who fell and broke a cheekbone in Milwaukee, children in Morgan County Ohio dying from sorghum candy, and various accidental deaths from falls, arson, and weapon mishaps. Reports also mention a steamboat builder John Johnson killed in Cincinnati, a boy's brain injury from an emigrant train accident in New York, and several other gruesome incidents. The summary catalogues numerous tragic events with minimal context, reflecting late 19th century sensational awareness.
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John Cale
Milwaukee
Morgan’ County
Ohio
Epworth
Lowa
Giliff
Oaks
Texas
Missouri
Campbell
John Johnson
Ohio Valley
Cincinnati
Gibson House
Ping Sing
New York
Armstrong
Frank Ingram
Philadelphia Navy Yard
Henry Liutenbergy
Davenport Laws
Lee County
Ife
Isaac Hayne
Manchester
Tinois
Emmetsburg
James Sweeney
John_McCurdy
Chine
Maine
Brockville
Canada
Worthleas Og
St. Ther
Lombra
Meriden
Connecticut
Madison
Wis
Minnie Phelps
Charles Wilkin
University Hill
Mise Phelps
Mr Wilkins
Facts and figures from a historic Iowa clip
A整理 of numerical items cites Iowa City scholars totaling 3 872 and Wisconsin spending of 2 000 000. Other notes mention a Muscatine calf of nine hundred pounds at 2 1/2 months, England farmers at 406 000, and English timber and materials measures such as shingles and lath totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
Wisconsin
Jamin
Muscatine County
England
Home Remedy Recipes and Medical Tips From Old Text
An assortment of kitchen and medical guidance including fruit preserves, spice mixes, salves, nutrient broths, and remedies for wounds, broken bones, and illnesses. Also notes on diet after measles, foot care with tannic solutions, arrowroot gruel, barley gruel, and the value of frictions for body warmth and skin health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Reat
Old Fruit Cans as Kitchen Utensils and Hazards
Old tin fruit cans are described as nuisances when misplaced and hazardous if opened improperly. The text instructs heating solder to open cans, then repurposing the can as cooking vessels or storage, detailing uses for lids, utensils, and various foods, while noting risks to tinware and practical pantry applications.
Sawdust Bedding Debated by Journalists and Farmers
The Rural New Yorker and New York Tribune discuss sawdust as bedding and its effects on manure and crop growth. Experts dispute potash chemistry, while practitioners report clean stable bedding, reduced fermentation, and successful use as absorbent, noting practicality when other materials are scarce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tne
New England
Knos
New Yore Tribune
S. W. Johnson
Knox
Johnson
New Yorker
Directions for Building a Smoke House in Stone or Brick
Detailed guidance from Western Rural on constructing a smoke house with stone or brick walls, elevated ground clearance, crossbars and hooks spaced for hanging hams, multiple tiers, ventilation, and a separate flue to keep meat secure from fire and light. Includes measurements for ten foot square huts and handling of approximately fifty hams per tier.
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Langley
Pittsburg
Philadelphia and
Reading Coal and ‘Iron‘ Company
Plimly
James
New York
Memphis
Chicago
California
Hbony
Alabama
Tallahassee
Prattville
Georgia
Eagle
Phenix
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Haps
United
Mnet
the Railways of the
United States
Monitorias
Asites
Cscsessevenas
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
Eremont
Sveredes Vanee
Pennsylvania Reeves
Nose
Michigan
Illinois
Utah Territory
Dakota Territory
Colorado Territory
Virginia i
North
Darolta
South Carolina
Georgs
Tawa
Florida
Iess Rasurgences
S.e
Mirstselppl
Louisians
Teday Wei
Kentucky
Axchaneas
Nevada
Tees
Washington Tor
BBC
ORF
Cie Staten
Rawdust
Bulding Ao
Scientific American
Munn& CO
Park How
Washington, D.C
J. Mevand
Kainut Street
Philadelphia
Penna
Hall
Penran
I. We Jones
Ashland Blass
Wilson-Carr
Baltimore
Paseo
7.G
Abney Ball
Clements & CO
Commerce St
Ares
Firat Pronutam
Speienapolis
Okt Aloye Pol Comfort
Bartlett
United Pd
H. A. Bartlett & CO
North-Front St
Chambers St
Droad St
Boston
Wilbor
A.B. Wilbor
Arkansas
Little Rock & Fort Smith Railroad
Arkansas River
St. Louis
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