Indiana Progress: Feb 10 1892 Feature and Global Notes
A dense перепроникларy digest cites medical views on miasma from Vienna, railroad earnings, fire insurance moves, and colonial remarks from Paris to London. It discusses Dom Pedro, Chilean respect for the Yankee navy, the Miantonomah, U. S. agricultural output, and wasteful insect losses. Navy transfer debates for the old President, lunacy rises in Paris, and royal marriage rumors. Northwestern Ohio gas shortages threaten industry as coal returns, with decreasing pressure in mains and a shift to wood and coal. Tur bravery and obedience noted.
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Northwestern
Visions and the rhythm of summer rain in verse
A short literary fragment notes visions that come and go like a soft rhythm, comparing them to summer rain and old refrains. It reflects on the transience of life and mortal events, attributed to W. S. Roundy in Harper's Weekly.
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W. S. Roundy
Harper's Weekly
Painting on China and a Love That Outlasts Wealth
Aunt Barbara Best suspects Gladys Maitland's art calling clashes with family fortune. Lovel Best loves Gladys, but Barbara disinherits her over art. A china theft mishap brings Lovel and Gladys closer, and Barbara dies leaving Lovel as heir, with Gladys as coheiress by fate if not name.
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Gladys
Mrs. Barbara
Lovel
Mrs. Fanshaw
Don Quixote
Mera
Barbara
Mr. Lovel Best
Aunt Barbara
Gladya
Gladys Maitland
Hosa Bonheur
Miss Maaitland
Gladysa
Mr. Best
George Washington
Lorel
Feas
The Professor Is Mistaken For A Hairdresser
A Rush Medical College professor, mistaken for a local hairdresser by a stranger who resembles him, is led to the man’s house for a haircut. Lacking proper tools, the professor uses paper scissors, injuring the patient and denying the hairdresser title while asserting his own professional identity.
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Rush Medical College
Dreas
Large Dakota farms shine in Casey interview
Senator Casey of North Dakota says the Carrington Casey Land Company and others manage vast tracts with robust systems. He cites the Dalrymple and Grandin farms in the Red River Valley as prime examples, details costs, yields, and workforce, and argues expansive farming will dominate future agriculture and raise wheat prices as demand grows. Also noted are advances in military medicine with compressed tablet drugs and portable chests for field use.
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United States
Senate
Senator Casey
North Dakota
Carrington & Casey Land Company
Dakota
Benator Casey
Dalrymple
Red River Valley
River Dalrymple
Grandin
E. B
J. L. Grandin
Tideoote
Fargo
A. W. Dalrymple
Oliver Dalrymple
Wagona
State Board of Agriculture For
Ohio
the Board of Trade of
Toledo
Michigan
Union
Missionary Alice E. Davis in Jerusalem Flowers Album Draws Interest
A. J. Marks recounts Mrs. Alice E. Davis of Boston, now a Jerusalem missionary and teacher, who aids destitute residents living near old tombs. She sketches sacred sites, sends works to America, and compiles twelve leaf albums of Palestine flowers. One album depicts Machpelah cave and other holy locales, destined for Queen of the Netherlands with Rothschild backing. Davis plans a World’s Fair display of diverse daisies and rare blooms.
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A. J. Marks
Jerusalem
Joppa
Mra
Alice E. Davis
Boston
Talathi
America
Palestine
Swing
Rachel
Garden
Gethsemane
Mount of Olives
Celia Wallace
Netherlands
Rothschild
London
Cave of Machpilik
Hebron
David’s Tomb
Joseph's Tomb
Schechem
Jacob's Well
Holland
Chicago Mail
Photos by Wire Bring Picture Transmission Near
A new use of electricity allows sending pictures over a wire. Photos are captured on stripping film then transferred to a relief print. A tracing instrument converts light variations into motion at the receiving end, recording the image on a waxen cylinder.
Banquet Showcases Horseflesh Delicacies in Berlin
A Berlin restaurant plans a grand banquet featuring horse meat as its centerpiece. The menu includes horse broth with tapioca, glazed horse tongues, brains a la Toulouse, roast loin, cranberries, and horse head on turtle with salad, reflecting a growing craze among many women diners.
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Berlin
Germany
Toulouse
New York
Staal Advertiser
Conjugal Felicity in a Witty Trade of Compliments
A New York Press item recounts Mrs Loverly remarking that handsome women marry homely men, and Mr Loverly replying he must be homely. The exchange escalates to comic self-deprecation as Mrs Loverly claims he is the handsomest fat man in her eyes.
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Pennsylvania
New York Sun
Mrs. Loverly
Mr. Loverly
Christmas Cheer Shared at Old Homestead Morning
Henry and Uncle Eben banter about the holiday spirit as the family keeps Christmas cheer in the sitting-room at the old homestead. The seated Henry remarks on genuine cheer while Eben recalls arranging it into the house, describing the scene with warm dialogue.
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Henry
Old Homestead
Uncle Eben
Farm and Garden Notes on Butter and Sheep Profit
The Farmers' Review urges careful buttering methods with deep milk in scalded crocks and notes aging butter can be revived in fresh buttermilk. It highlights alfalfa fed sheep as a high profit on 20 acre farms, then explains salt curing and brining for pork, bacon, and hams, plus a warning on ensilage not safe for horses.
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San Francisco
Merced (Cal. ) Star
New York World
Poultry and dairy notes from farm and garden
A composite notice covers fertilized eggs, rooster management, and egg storage. It includes tips on poultry care, dairy farm operations, and feeding guidance, stressing unfertilized eggs for market use, roosters kept to a minimum, and cow care for milk quality. It also touches on beauty notions and Lapland reindeer practices.
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Poultry Chain
Also Mentioned on This Page
Indiana Progress
Vienna
New York Commercial Bulletin
New York State
Dom Pedro
Brazil
The
San Francisco Chronicle
Chile
England
Rendeco Chronicle
New York Harbor
Chicago
Boston Transcript
West India Dock
Atlantic
Prefecture of Police
Paris
Prince of Wales
Chidren
San Francisco Examiner
Albert Victor
Mary of Teen
Prince George
Dausuter
Daushter
Duke of Fife
Victoria
China
Barbara Beat
Hein With
Mrs. Babara
Sixth Avenue
eGladys
Lovelest
Paula
Aunt Barbara Bee
Willington
Prof. Blank
Chicago Inter-Ocean
Courier Journal
A. J. Coe
Hella
Smith
the Ledger
Lapland
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