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Newspaper
Indiana Democrat
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1902
Page
3
The world has 1 109 steamships over 2 000 tons capable of 12 knots or more, with 597 British, 119 French, 106 German, 94 American, 41 Japanese, 34 Italian, 29 Dutch and 21 Russian. Britain leads in fast ships 20 knots plus, with 7 British, 6 German, 4 American, 2 French and 1 Russian in that category.
A collage of medical product pitches and local notices: Allen's Foot-Ease advertise a powder for sore feet. Marmore Falls power line project. Dr Kline’s tonic restorer claims cures. Hall’s Catarrh Cure testimonials. Winslow’s Soothing Syrup for children. Piso’s Cure for Consumption endorsement. H H Green's Dropsy Specialists ad. general notes on carnations and lighting projects.
A Danish commander and Royal Greenwich graduate will head a special marine architecture course for naval cadets at MIT. After a Washington visit and talks with Rear Admiral Bowies, he will resign from the Danish navy to join the Institute staff as head instructor for the advanced course.
The manufacturers of sampleless powder conducted experiments to identify the best charcoal material. Peas proved superior, producing powder that is fine, light, and smooth, outperforming cedar, boxwood, maple, ash, and other woods tested.
Prof. Hubert Jansen of Germany announces a planned three language Technical Dictionary English German and French with about 600000 technical terms. He has engaged 451 English speaking 96 French and 730 German co workers and twenty three English speaking technical societies will aid the epoch making work.
An American engineer leads a project in Heathfield Sussex introducing natural gas. A large plant rises as the local railroad station and hotel are illuminated by the gas. Sussex gas reportedly richer in hydrocarbons than American gas. Carnegie quips about business organization article costs jokingly citing five million dollars.
Motors in Puerto Rico show a practical focus as an automobile line serves tourists from San Juan to Ponce. A proposal envisions powerful vehicles drawing trailers for freight, while many improving roads replace slow bull carts.
A 19th century financial confrontation reports that Rothschilds Bleichroeders Oppenheimers and other Jewish financiers agreed to withhold credit from Roumania to punish the expulsion of Jews. It claims Roumania faces a looming loan and a reputational blow before any official action.
A Tennessee paper reports a single tree in Dyer County supplied a resident with four cords of fire wood, three gallons of honey, and five raccoons, illustrating unusual local bounty from one source.
Farm advice covers feeding lambs before green feed with ground oats and clover hay for sheep balance. A poultry house sketch shows nesting and roost arrangement. Summer chick care hinges on drafts and screened doors to deter varmints. Butter quality scoring debates prioritize keeping properties over flavor, noting stability concerns.
R G Dun reports that eastern trade is quiet due to season and labor disputes, while interior and western regions expect bountiful harvests and firm prices. June railway earnings rise 8.9 percent from 1900, coal strikes curb furnaces, coke output hits new highs, steel contracts cautious amid pig iron shortages, exports and grain shipments show mixed signals.
An advertisement extols Peruna as a universal remedy for female catarrh and related troubles, claiming most women’s illness stems from catarrh. It publishes testimonials praising Dr. Hartman and invites readers to correspondence for free treatment guidance, asserting national reputation and confidentiality.
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