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Newspaper

Marshall Statesman

Location

Marshall, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Oct 13, 1899

Page

3

Electric lighting and health benefits in homes

Medical men advocate electric lighting over gas for healthier air. The article explains gas byproducts like carbon dioxide and sulfurous compounds harm breathing, while electric incandescence avoids combustion. It cites Foley's Honey and Tar as a reliable remedy for coughs and lung ailments and includes a testimonial from Laura G. Fixon praising its effectiveness.

Foley Working Woman's Home Association Peoria St Chicago Ill Laura G. Fixon Mer

From Pets to Pests Across Continents and Ages

New York World notes that ordinary domestic animals escape control under favorable conditions. Wild horses, rabbits, pigs, goats, and cats have been introduced worldwide, multiplying into pests. Instances include 1897 Nevada laws for wild horses, cats on Cat island and Sable Island, rabbits in Australia and New Zealand, and goats in St Helena, with New Zealand shipping over 200 million rabbit skins since 1872.

Nevada Washington Cortez Mexico Australia Cat Island Kergueleps St Helena Ita Australa New Zealand New York World

Bank Notes of Ancient Times Across Civilizations

A historical piece notes that early paper money appeared in China as far back as 807 AD, with surviving fourteenth century Bank of England notes and early European adoption. It discusses resemblements to French assignations and mentions Bank of Stockholm as an early Western issuer, while noting England’s £20 notes and lawsuits around 1696.

Europe Bank of England China Bank of Stockholm

Amusing Speech Faults Across Parliaments

Amusing speech errors collected by Mr. Macdonagh reveal verbal slips as signs of mental quickness. The piece cites Irish and British examples from Parliament, including Gladstone and Curzon, and contrasts English and American oratory, with comments from Youth's Companion and St Louis Globe Democrat. It also notes tiny Persians camels at twenty inches high per the New York Journal.

Macdonagh Mick Ireland London Mail Gladstone Secorch Lord Curzon South Africa House of Commons

Curious German tea service owned by Empress Frederick

The Empress Frederick of Germany owns a unique tea service with a tray of an old Persian halfpenny, a teapot from a German farthing, and tiny cups crafted from coins of various German principalities.

Frederick Germany

Electric organ installed at St. Michael's church

A new electronic organ installed in St. Michael's church London features 64500 miles of wire. The instrument claims rapid action with a self repeating mechanism, described in garbled notes as capable of repeating if needed.

St. Michael’s Church London

Unusual Money Cleaning Claim and World News Snippets

The column features a sensational claim about money laundering by a wealthy woman, a description of the British ship Polyphemus as a ram and torpedo hull, and assorted notices. It includes medical tonic ads and notes on health products like Hood's Sarsaparilla and Grain-O, plus a historical note on Earth's life span and the Montreal Street Railway.

Curious Rescue on Irish Cliffs of Glendalough

In April a sheep stranded on a rugged cliff above Upper Lake Glendalough in County Wicklow was rescued by a South African volunteer. After a two hour ascent he secured the animal with a rope and lowered it to the lake where a boat awaited. The sheep, starved and desperate, nibbled at any greenery within reach as the dangerous ascent showed the rescuer’s risk.

Wicklow Ireland Glendalough South Africa

Vast Moss of icciath Salt World’s Largest Under Galician

A vast mass of rock salt lies beneath Galician province Hungary. The salt vein is about 500 miles long twenty miles wide and 250 feet thick.

Galician Hungary

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