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Newspaper
Lamar Register
Location
Lamar, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1896
Page
3
Reporter visits Sesam B Anthony at home to solicit opinion on the new Woman's Bible. Anthony dissents from authorship while supporting women's right to translate and critique scripture, citing Quaker training and the 1888 revised edition as backdrop.
A discussion compares the Constitution and a modern ship showing the six guns of the Constitution could pierce through thick oak at 1,100 yards while a modern hull with inch steel plating offers similar resistance. It notes 22 inches of oak and the impact of copper and steel coverings on waterline strength and ram damage.
Michigan fruit seer R M Kellogg argues trees have likes and intelligence, sensing approaching friends and needing touch to gain salts. He conducted a life study of fruit trees and presented his theory at the Western Michigan oral societies convention in Grand Rapids.
A New York society girl sprains her bye and walks with a cane among other girls. The scene showcases fashionable ladies strolling about town with canes, a spectacle that both charms and startles the public.
Chambers' Journal notes brutal disciplinary methods in 18th century armies. It describes lashes up to 1,000 and cruel punishments like picketing the naked heel on a stake, the wooden horse, and related corporal penalties, condemning the era’s tyrannical military discipline.
A Philadelphia Report notes incoming on the Brooklyn bridge a plan to link trains by electrical telephone signals. Kingsley Martin led experiments showing feasibility with a ground circuit and metal break for reliability.
Fragmented sentences describe travel by train, office partitions, and safety concerns. A playful catalog mentions the Anies Palace, vestibuled trains, and “free reclining chair car” along with humor about marriage, memory feats, and a Ginger Tonic.
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