World News Roundup From 1892 Indiana Progress
A compact digest notes Chicago growth, ocean steamer speed, and rail contrasts. It cites England juvenile crime, Belgian penny banks funding schools, Alsace Lorraine Germans, and Atlantic voyage losses. Also mentions L Z Lever on California, strikes in Germany, French farming finance, and Paul Revere’s cultural prominence.
Dolly Medges Becomes Deacon Holly’s Bride
In a small town tale, Dolly Medges faces gossip from Aunt Tabitha as Deacon Holly contemplates his lonely life. A magic tea kettle proclaims Dolly will marry Deacon Holly, and the Widow Rubble’s plots fail to stop fate, with Freddie’s presence guiding Dolly toward the match.
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Dolly Sedges
Tabitha
Dolly
Holly
Deacon Iolly
Kat
Patty
Deacon Holly
Molly
Biesa
Myelood
Deacon
Rubble
Tere
Tse
Aunt Patty
Reddie
Weaso Hangry
Miramala Peck
Freddie
Tie
Ile
Dolly Medges
Pretty Dolly Hedges
Deacon Jolly
The Pitcher Plant and Its Insect Feasting Habit
A Northern Ohio pitcher plant thrives in peat bogs and captures insects in hollow leaves. Insects drown in water trapped inside the leaf and are digested. a rare invader outsmarts the plant by drilling a hole to escape through the water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
iObio
Harvesting hay with reaper and binder praised by judge
Judge Davis on his Mineral Point farm reports dramatic gains from harvesting hay with a reaper and binder in timothy grass. He notes faster curing, cleaner sheaves, richer aroma, and savings in expense and labor, with hay valued about 2 per ton higher than traditional methods.
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Judge Davis
Mineral Point
Columbus (Ohio
State Journal
The Traveling Stones In Australia Parallels In Nevada
The Philadelphia Press describes traveling stones in Australia and Nevada. Each round ivory gem walnut sized. when placed near each other they roll together to form a nest like bunel. Removed stones return if nearby within four feet. otherwise they stay still. They are largely iron ore and magnetic.
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Australia
Nevada
Philadelphia Press
Date Palms in Arizona and Hanlon’s Garden
Date Palms in Hanlon’s garden near Yuma number twenty trees with the oldest at fifteen years and thirty feet high. Six of the trees bear fruit. One bunch holds about 2500 dates and weighs forty pounds. Larger bunches exist, each estimated at 3000 dates weighing at least fifty pounds.
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Hanlon
Yuma
Experienced Agent Rushes to Bank Street House
An Experienced Agent reports rushing to 126 Bank Street to secure a cash advance and avoid rent. A bookkeeping query reveals a morning encounter with a baby and a sobering note that there will be no spare cash at the house for weeks, echoed by the agent’s own experience.
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Bank Street
Vox
New York Weekly
Land of Midnight Sun Voyage Through Norway
A travel narrative describes a Newcastle to Bergen Norwegian journey to Stavanger and the midnight sun. Readers witness inner fjords towns, daylight at midnight, bonfires on mountains, Norse worship marks, fish markets, and Quaker marriage ritual reforms allowing mixed marriages with a ring ceremony and a signed certificate.
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Tittsburg
London
Newcastle-on-Tyne
Norway
Bergen
Hardanger Fjord
Trondhjem
North Cape
Stoltzjarves
Carrioles
Stavanger
North Sea
J. A
Society of Friends
PROTECTION AGAINST THY LAWS IN CHICAGO LIQUOR TRADE
The Chicago liquor dealers boast of a protective association that shields members from prosecution for law violations. A recent Secretary’s report claims only one in sixteen outside dealers faced charges, while many inside members avoid enforcement. The speaker urges dealers to join the association, critiquing its intimidation of communities.
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Chicago
Citizens’ League
Bac
Voics
A Norwegian Voyage From Stavanger to Bergen
A travel diary recounts a stop in Stavanger and exploration of Bergen, describing quiet town streets, a medieval cathedral rebuilt after fires, fjord scenery with snowcapped peaks, lonely coastlines, and a glacier. The Bergen port hosts the fish trade, a 46,000 population city in a mountain amphitheater, plus a wooden Fantoft church transplanted by the American Consul.
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Bakken Fjord
Stavanger
Reinold
Rocky Island
Norway
Pittsburg
Bergenjord
Bergen
Custom House
Fantoft
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Dolly Uedgea
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Little Freddie
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Deacon Flolly
Deacon Molly
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