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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1894
Page
2
The page surveys diverse topics from science laughable claims about lobsters and human bodies to notes on public figures like M Aterste Breprar and Cecil Rhodes. It mentions New York harbor decay, aviation and yacht captions, and the East’s reliance on California produce amid a strike, with reflections on the Fernand era, Liberty, and the White City.
A Bethlehem Iron plate weighing 334 tons and 15 feet 11 inches by 7 feet 6 inches and 11 inches thick failed under a 12 inch projectile at Indian Head. The test, witnessed by naval officers and experts, questioned heavy armor feasibility and highlighted crack risks from Harveyizing. Officials hope a second plate will perform better, while noting the cost and significance of the group tested.
Historical article notes Arcturus as possibly the fastest moving celestial body, far larger and brighter than the sun. It reports a calculated velocity of about 375 miles per second and a daily movement of 32.4 million miles, with a close Earth approach of roughly 3.456 million miles per day.
Fragmentary OCR notes a fraternity event and a gathering date in 1873 with unclear details. Readable terms suggest a campus social or initiation context tied to a specific group. No full names, places, or outcomes are discernible in the fragment.
A spirited rise in Brooklyn girldom sees civic clubs led by Civitas Kosmos and Urbana transforming public life with parlor talks, lectures, and charity events. Prominent families and young debutantes form a large, influential network driving studies of city government health education and reform.
Bathing can cause ear infections when head ducking is used. The ear dislikes cold water and irritated by stimulation from water entering the ear, risking inflammation and discomfort.
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