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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1891

Page

6

The Largest Paper is the County Weprseepar, 1891

A long, fragmented 1891 newspaper page notes Costa Rica telephony contracts for ten years, rising grog shop activity in Palestine, Indian military pay reforms, navy officer shortages, Kascke pamphlet on Tsarist insanity, Duke of Hamilton disputes over coal extraction, Captain Franklin’s Arctic tale, Sitka route, and Loftus Parker’s oversized head challenged by physicians.

George Augustus Sala Levant Egypt Palestine Mohammed Nazareth L. T. Franklin San Frantisco Arctic Circle Yukon St. Michaels Williams Alackan Yekon Franklin Sitka San Francisco Loftus J. Parker Washington Dolf Paris

Fannie Brevert's Rise From a Typist to Wealth

A New York World vignette follows Fannie Brevert a shorthand typist who earned $15 weekly and slept in a $6 hall room. She unexpectedly inherits $50,000 from a lawsuit, quits typing, shores up her mother’s finances, then plans singing and acting while keeping independence and repaying favored friends, deciding to marry later once self-sufficient.

Pulitzer New York Fannie Brevert Fanny Jersey Fan Fannie Wall Street Fann Tom Jimmy Deana Newport Lenox Lucifer Georgia Fannie’s New York World

Twilight Song Poem by James Walter Brown

A Twilight Song describes the fading day and a distant sweetheart. The thrush, night air, and starry imagery frame a lament for a beloved absent lover, with nature's sounds echoing longing and loneliness from a speaker named James Walter Brown.

Owlet James Walter Brown

Fastest Possible Railroad Time

A St Louis Republic summary notes opposition to 80 mph as the pinnacle of railway speed. It argues that mechanical friction does not rise with speed, but with load, and that with more motive power and better rails and mechanisms, trains could reach 100 mph.

The Engineer St Louis Republic Boston Chicago Times

Galilee Fish Builds Ornate Nest for Offspring

A St Louis Republic account describes the ophiocephalus of the Sea of Galilee, noting its nest building from seaweed and rock, the fernlike opening for eggs, and its defense of young by mouth. Similar brood-protection by mouth is seen in other fish, including a catfish species called autou.

Galilee Sea of Galilee Occidental Ophiocephalus St. Louis Republic

Missionary in Shanghai predicts Chinese revolution

Dr Haslet, a missionary to China writing from Shanghai, says a great revolution in China is inevitable. He notes the overthrow of the Manzhou dynasty as the aim of current agitations and mentions the queue as a symbol tied to subjection, not religious significance. Source: New Orleans Picayune.

Haslet China Shanghai Manzhou Miutchous New Orleans Picayune

Farm and Garden Notes from a Busy Season

A digest of agricultural guidance covering celery soil needs and drainage, poultry handling and market quality, dairy cow ideals, steam versus ensilage feeding for cattle and swine, potato cultivation tips, efficient pork production strategies, and general farm and garden observations. Includes emphasis on soil fertility, animal care, and cost reduction methods with practical tips.

Onboard the Annie May Codfish Preparations and Labor

On the codfish brig Annie May the crew set up two decks’ parks for decapitating and eviscerating cod. Decapitators trim heads, entrails are flung overboard, livers salted for oil, and the fish are split by cutters. Salt and salters must work swiftly and precisely to prevent poor quality. temperate days bring songs and rum rations, while storms test discipline and readiness.

France Bordeaux Cette Harper's Weekly

Dutch artificial almonds and glowing muscle study report

Word from Utrecht says Dutch makers produce glucose based artificial almonds colored to look real and steeped in nitro benzole for odor. Unscrupulous buyers mix them with genuine almonds. Also noted is M D Arsonval's finding that frog muscle trembles under arc light exposure, producing audible sounds from a skin diaphragm setup.

Waldo F. Brown Utrecht Philadelphia M. D’arsonval Investieg

Stopping a Proposal at Mountain Summit

Edwin voices awe at a summit view after a log climb, declaring the moment magnified by the place and time. The scene centers on the proposal interruption and the pair's moment atop the mountain.

Edwin

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