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Newspaper

Mesa Free Press

Location

Mesa, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Feb 08, 1894

Page

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The Finest Line Ever Opened in Mesa Store Ad

A Mesa advertisement touts a new store with neat dress goods flannels and furnishing items. It notes agents for Myers Pumps Featherbone Buggy Whips and Canton Clipper Plows with top quality lines and low prices and promises prompt special orders.

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Arizona colonization and culture shift noted by Times

The Los Angeles Times highlights Arizona’s growing irrigation, orchards, and fruit shipments as it nears statehood. It compares the territory’s transformation to California’s past, noting water-based advances promise a garden-like future and greater population in the coming decade. The piece also comments on popular music’s influence and New York’s charity efforts, with a satirical nod to urban reform groups.

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First White American Cremation Began With Henry Laurens

The piece notes Col. Henry Laurens, born Charleston 1724, died December 8, 1792 on his plantation, whose will called for his body to be burned with 12 yards of toweleth. His request was carried out, marking the start of cremation in America. The article then includes assorted anecdotes from a social event, a belief about human tails, a long-winded tribute to an ideal man, a mining strike at Golden Cross, and a prison gravel chute collapse with temporary evacuation.

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Jovian stature implied from orbital size sparks speculation

The article ponders intelligent life on Jupiter and estimates a Jovian child would stand about sixty feet tall, capable of peering into tall buildings and dwarfs legendary warriors. It compares scale to Earth, exploring how cosmic inhabitants might resemble humans yet differ vastly in size.

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