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Newspaper
Lewiston Daily Teller
Location
Lewiston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1902
Page
6
A kaleidoscope of Southern notes, census figures, and opinion pieces discusses global population, currency, and trade trends, alongside social commentary. It cites Miss Susan B Anthony, church and youth movements, urban migration, and aging in professions, with observations on wealth, royalty, and a fox in a kitchen anecdote.
Debo rah Hancock and Miss Deborah recall youth as Hilton celebrates incorporation. John Smith, a famed visitor, speaks of old ties while Deborah contemplates fate and love. A spring moment ends with a kiss and a changed name dream.
When baby came she brought far more than wealth or goods. A lean purse and humble home contrasted with a holy brightened house and hearts filled with love truth and hope. The father's strength grew the moment life depended on him as angels carried blessings into every day.
A $50,000 granite monument honoring Col Edwin M Drake, discoverer of petroleum, was unveiled in Titusville. The giver’s identity was kept secret until after death, with Henry H Rogers of Standard Oil suspected as a likely donor. Drake died in Bethlehem in 1880 and may be reinterred near the monument.
Bayonne Times reports on a South American mineral named Beckoe albumen believed to boost hen lay rate. Promoters claim hens fed red albumen resume laying up to 200 eggs daily, while locals in Beckoe tout its purity. Critics doubt the claim, noting that albumen is not a mineral product.
Joseph Burke born in 1818 Galway showed extraordinary talent from infancy becoming a violinist at age three and performing across Ireland England and America. By fourteen he had earned about 80000 dollars while touring Shakspearean roles and later studied law before returning to music and a long association with Jenny Lind. He never married and spent summers in Batavia with winters in New York and Washington.
Doc, a trick dog owned by Fred P. Corning, an old time showman, is billed as a lightning calculator. He supposedly counts people in a crowd, identifies how many wear glasses, notes how many are smoking, and even tells time from a watch shown to him.
A wealthy man boasts of a 500 year old table to guests. A guest counters with a 3,000 year old table claimed to be a multiplication table made in India. The joke ends with the host admitting the impossibility. The piece notes happiness in marriage as a source of true contentment.
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