Feed trough invention and celestial musings blend in report
The piece describes a patented semi circular feed trough by Geo E Combs to slow eating and reduce waste, with a central hopper and adjustable discharge disk. It then shifts to a long discussion of Herschel and Newcomb on solar motion, apex points in the sky, and the direction of stellar motion, ending with reflections on cosmic curvature and future generations.
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Geo. E Combs
Sir William Hierachel
Herschel
Aky
Etary
Newcomb
Goa
Migraine Headache Causes and Care From Youth's Companion
The article explains migraine as a distinct headache form with constitutional roots, often beginning in childhood and worsening to middle age before sometimes fading. Triggers include eye problems, dental or sinus issues, and environmental factors. attacks feature one-sided throbbing pain, vision disturbances, nausea, and possible vomiting. Relief methods include rest in a dark room, cold applications, head pressure, and cautious use of medicines under a doctor's guidance.
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Awa
Middle Fife
Frogs and Fishing Drive Oneida Lake Harvests and Markets
Frogs along Oneida Lake shores rival fishing in the local economy. Hunters use spears or clubs to gather frogs from marshy areas and higher ground during summer. Frog farms exist in southeastern New York, while an Oneida Lake man maintains a yard of thousands of frogs for hotel markets. Collectors lure and trap frogs by lantern at night, directing buyers to supply fresh frogs for hotel menus. Frog legs fetch twenty to twenty five pounds per dozen.
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Oneida Lake
Upper South Bag
Fish
Casas
la Po
New York City
New York
Onedda Lake
Improved hand stamp with adjustable rubber type
An improved hand stamp uses a single type, a side hook, and a modified base to vary lettering without removal. A full font of rubber type is supplied. pressing the knob downward locks the mechanism for changes.
Apperest Seroesttcesy Wright-tts Peculiar Tale
A fragmented line updates a scene with a girl seeking something unnamed while a character named Wright contemplates actions. The readable fragment hints at a quirky, possibly misbound exchange.
Strange malady griping ears in north Alabama
A germ like disease spreading through north Alabama causes ear pain and rising sensations. Gov Joseph F Johnston and Birmingham businessman John W O Neill suffer severe ear trouble, with many others affected. Though painful, the illness has not proven fatal and relief comes only with operation or natural relief.
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North
Alabama
Joseph F. Johnston
John W. O'Neill
Birmingham Board of Trade
Danish Summer Child Exchange Brings Town and Country Together
A Danish custom during summer holidays swaps children between towns and the countryside. City families send kids to the country and receive country children in return, enriching both groups with fresh air and rural experiences. About 10,000 Copenhagen children holiday in the country and 10,000 country children visit Copenhagen.
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Barkesge
Orthege
Denmark
Copenhages
Demkek
Paddieg Seen As Beneficial At Chicago Beaches
Observers note many bathers at Chicago beaches paddle rather than swim. A well known physician claims thirty years of experience shows paddling is beneficial, especially for children who enjoy it and seek it again. Parents often prohibit it but authorities stress its value.
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Chicago
Ashland Man John C Stubta Linked to Railroad Leadership
Hewis bors of Ashland Ohio, 53, began in the freight department of the Pas Handle aypmem at Cotusstes. The item notes John C Stubta, once third vice president of the Southern Pacific railway, and mentions connections to the late President Huntingtes.
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Wrakee
John C Stubta
Southern Pacific Railway
Eureesd
Huntingtes
Hewis Bors
Ashland
The
Pas
Cotusstes
Panama Hats From Panama City to Ecuador's Looms
The story traces the Panama hat industry from its origins in Manaví province Ecuador to Montecristi and Jipijapa, detailing export values with Cuba and Colombia, the term Jipijapa, and how native palms are processed into the familiar straw hats. It notes the historical center, production steps, and regional names.
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Panama
Cuba
Ecuador
Costa Rica
Colombia
Mexico
Perry M. de Leon
Manavi
Francisco Delgado
Monte Crivti
Jipijapa
Sante Elena
Cuenes
Guayas
Aguay
Central America
Ouaras
Ahape
The Hat Making Craft of Theth and Palmana Masters
Odd prose details a craft of hat making by natives in Theth with hats of fine quality. Production methods include gum coatings and polished surfaces, with hats lasting years and costing various sums from 1.22 to 22 per dose. Palmana hats are praised, some bought for display to emperors. monotony of shape noted but market potential urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dally
Napoleon
Marshal MacMahon Palme
Red Tape and Riddles in Public Duties
A humorous look at a string of bureaucratic blunders from a district council audit. Missing pennies, delays, and overlong procedures burden staff as auditors chase minor errors, advertise salaries, and endure costly red tape. The piece culminates with a quirky aside about the signing of the peace treaty between America and Spain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amerie
Spain
Foreign Office
French Republic
Baste
Caseil
Saterday Journal
Queen Victoria Honorifics and Court Etiquette
The passage notes how Victoria preferred to be addressed as "Your Majesty" or "Ma’am" in casual speech by servants, while formal ceremonial speech used the full title. It contrasts everyday usage with strict ceremonial address for the monarch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victeria
Queen Victoria
Minneapolia City Council Election Party Standings
The Minneapolia city council observed the Populista and Prohibitionist parties in an election board tally. Prohibitionists finished in third place as Populists trailed the larger vote count in the recent city election.
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Minneapolia
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Cience Ano
Popala
Selene Monthly
Abe
Lors
Council
Anmeet
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