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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1884
Page
1
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A writer extols a vast medical library housed in an old Washington theatre on Tenth Street. The Library of Congress nucleus and Surgeon General’s circulating system grew into a near perfect collection with over 100000 books and extensive catalogues, including 250 pages on cholera and thousands on other diseases.
A descriptive poem traces water from Ben Dorain's granite crown down a mountain river. It details a clear, lively flow passing through corries, under stone shoulders, and into rough glen terrain. The piece emphasizes natural beauty and the flower like mountain environment along the stream’s course.
While pausing at Perote the narrator meets a striking young Mexican woman Severita Paula who discusses highway bandits and the prudence of resistance. She notes foreigners have paid dearly for resisting robbers and recounts a deadly incident involving an American and an English traveler, underscoring danger along the road.
In a perilous Mexican road scene, a traveler and Senorita Paula Valerde navigate a planned ambush by ladrone robers. Paula feigns aid then signals the gang as the traveler is disarmed and forced to yield valuables, turning the siege into a tactical ruse.
The narrator describes a daring escape after seizing weapons from a Senorita and robbers. He shoots the chief and scatters the attackers, flees on a mustang, returns to Pueblo as a hero, and ends his Mexico trip safely, vowing no more confidantes among pretty women. The passage shifts to notes on Palestine surveys and biblical study debates, reflecting on Exodus and historical changes.
A portrait of Jacob Aber known as Jakey, a famed barber near the Vanderbilt mansion, who services the wealthy and eminent in New York. He starts at nine each morning, shaves Vanderbilt and other rich men, then returns to the Bowery to smoke a pipe and play with his wife before visiting more old gentlemen and ending the night at a Roosevelt Street lager beer saloon. He is nearly 60, regarded as the best barber in New York, and sets his own prices.
A leading oleomargarine producer shares his recipe for making the product. The method uses 100 pounds of oleomargarine 500 pounds of neutralized lard 10 gallons of benne oil 500 to 600 pounds of milk and 30 ounces of coloring matter churned and worked into a final mixture.
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