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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1894
Page
3
Fragmentary blot of a local notice card
Incomplete OCR reads like a civic notice with names and dates blurred. The readable bits hint at a legal or public notice with officials and a deadline but key details are missing.
Electric cooking and utensils showcased at fairs and kitchens
A long description explains how electricity heats irons, ovens, and cookware, advantages over coal, and costs. It covers wiring, enamel resistance, and the design of an electric kitchen with a slate table, wall sockets, and modular utensils, plus examples from New York and Brooklyn and a note on laundry use.
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New York
Brooklyn
Mary
England
Tireless Waltzers An Amusing Longlasting Experiment
A cork stopper toy uses camphor and four needles to form a cross on a water surface. The device spins constantly for up to three days, requiring clean hands and a grease-free setup, with wax to attach camphor and careful assembly to ensure motion.
Coleridge Cottage Preservation Moves In Nether Stowey
The movement to preserve Samuel Taylor Coleridge's cottage at Nether Stowey Somersetshire gathers interest among readers of The London Queen. A tablet inscription has been placed on the cottage and the village, once a market town, is noted for its historic link to the poet and his lyric landscape.
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Christabel
Coleridge
Somersetshire
Nether
Samuel Saylor Coleridge
Brazil’s Cities Describe Para to Rio de Janeiro Trade
The article surveys Brazil’s major cities: Para near 70,000 people with rubber exports of 33 million pounds in 1888, Recife as the Venice of America with canals and 150,000 residents, Bahia’s port city of 180,000 with strong Europe trade, and Rio de Janeiro as the political and economic heart with nearly 1,000,000 residents and two thirds of coffee exports. It notes Santos and Sao Paulo with rising populations and institutions, plus other temperate cities Desterro and Rio Grande do Sul.
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Republic of Brazil
Para
Namhuco
St. Luis de Maranham
Perambuco
Venice
America
Brazil
Pernambuco
Bahia
Europe
Ahia
Rio de Janeiro
Paris
France
London
Great Britain
Republic
Rio
Santos
S. Paulo
Desterro
Santa Catharina
Rio Grande Do Sul
Floating Island on Cranberry Lake Inspires Local Panic
A two acre floating island covered with spruce and hemlock drifts across Cranberry Lake at Arden New Jersey. Locals feared the island would breach the dam, sending teams and horses to pull it away with block and tackle. A century ago residents recalled a panic when the island neared the dam and was secured to the mainland.
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Cranberry Lake
New Jersey
Arden
N. J
Cranferry Lake
Ian Avalanche
North River
Boy Engineer Trims Clergyman With Backward Prayer
In Cassell's Magazine a Boston Mechanics' Fair encounter shows a ten year old engine boy proving mastery by starting and reversing a large engine. When asked to say the Lord's Prayer backward the minister fails, and the boy dryly notes his own greater grasp of his business.
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Boston
Cambridge
Cassell
A Great Jumper Joe Darby
A feature on Joe Darby described as England's great jumping phenomenon. The 30 year old Staffordshire native is praised for mastering all jumping styles and performing feats such as leaping over twenty chairs and a horse while several other astonishing jumps are listed.
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Joe” Darby
Darby
England
Staffordshire
Etiquette on Introductions in Social Gatherings
Gentlemen avoid forcing introductions unless desired by the other party. Ladies typically do not seek introductions unless appropriate, and should verify consent before proceeding. Exceptions apply at large gatherings or when an honored guest is present, or when the hostess omits introductions. Philadelphia Dias
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