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Newspaper
Humboldt County Republican
Location
Humboldt, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1903
Page
9
A fragmented verse recounts a lone traveler wandering toward a park and a distant port, reflecting on tears, gifts, and inner peace. The narrator mentions a river, a barrier, and a sense of awe as solitude shapes a spiritual journey. Names like Springfield and Carpenter surface amid dreamlike imagery.
In a Fort Frayne tale, Nanette, torn by love for Sioux warrior Eagle Wing, orchestrates danger and betrayal. Her ruse, money troubles, and elopement schemes culminate in a perilous cliffside rescue by Field and a fatal romantic plunge, leaving her fate sealed before Christmas.
Edward Thring, famed as a top English teacher, studied his pupils with insight. He believed dull boys could be drawn out, while strong but unconstructed minds needed guiding. His methods emphasized individual growth over herd conformity, shaping education’s focus in England today.
Description outlines a residence with brick foundation laid in cement mortar. Superstructure is wooden, exterior framing covered with shingles in liver gray, timbers white painted. Roof with shingles, moss coating. Front 34 feet, side 24 feet plus piazza and terrace. Cellar height 7 feet.
The description outlines a two story residence with trimmed interiors in ash and oak, multiple bedrooms, sample closets, and a bathroom. It notes enamel white walls, beamed ceiling in the hall, an ornamental staircase, whitewood reception room, exposed nickel plated plumbing, and a basement with laundry and furnace. Building specs reference pine, birch, hard pine floors, and china white painted finishes.
A historical note lists materials for a house including shingles, siding, terrace features, furnace, glass, paint, creosote stain, and chimneys. It states the total cost for the house and all mentioned materials should not exceed $2,200 in any locality.
A report from Cologne describes a new cancer treatment by Dr Otto Schmidt and Dr Jesse Johnson of London. Schmidt claims to have isolated a parasite linked to cancer and that altering conditions changes its appearance. The method uses sterilized parasite or serum to induce inflammation and shrink malignant growths, with mixed results and questions about finality.
The Mint director estimates 1902 world gold output at 14,314,060 fine ounces valued at 295,889,600 with major shares in the United States 81,578,300, Africa 39,024,700, Canada 22,689,400, Russia 20,241,200, Mexico 20,? and other countries. California leads US output with 28,468,000, Alaska second, then Colorado. Silver production reached 106,955,039 fine ounces valued at 99,436,500 with US coinage value 216,961,800 and Mexico as top silver exporter at 66,270,804 ounces valued 21,993,600. Only six states increased gold output in 1902: Alabama, Alaska, Colorado, Maryland, North Dakota and South Dakota. Alaska’s gold rose about 25 percent from 1861 levels while California’s gold declined about 720,000 ounces.
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