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Newspaper

Mora Tribune

Location

Mora, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Feb 13, 1896

Page

3

Lost on the Plains Trooper Johnson’s Desertion Tale

A detailed Civil War era march narrative follows Trooper Johnson who returns solo to recover a lost knife then wanders and becomes hopelessly lost on the plains. After days his trail is found in a torn, naked, crazed state. officials fear permanent insanity from plains terror.

Johnson Ridge Great Plains Troopson Evan Furm Pees Detroit Kreeress

American firm completes Jamaica rail link through mountains

An American company finished a fifty mile connector encircling Jamaica linking the island with a challenging route through mountains and morass. The line includes 27 tunnels 193 girder bridges 13 viaducts and 11 tower bridges. Average cost exceeds 400 000 dollars per mile.

Island Jamaica

Drama in Madagascar at Queen’s Court Performance

In Madagascar a small European party attended a July court performance for the Hova queen. Guests enjoyed free admission, sat in red plush stalls near the throne, while the queen and relatives watched from a raised dias. The stage was primitive with real trees and curtained by ropes as four court men operated the scene. The plays mixed theft and vice themes and ended abruptly as the queen departed with the premier minister and entourage.

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Fattest Boy in the World Anton Mochty of Lower Austria

The New York World reports ten year old Anton Mochty of Aindorf Lower Austria as the fattest boy in the world at 150 pounds. He measures a 45 inch chest and 22 inch head, stands five feet tall, and has six fingers on each hand and six toes on each foot. growth accelerated in the last two years with a two foot increase in height and seventy pounds gained.

Ruth Lady Berrington London Gayelies Capt. Tremayne England Foreign Service Pens Court Berrington Maurice Sage Carews Marsh Hall Juliet Carew Miss Carew St. Paul’s Anton Mochty Aindorf Lower Austria Anton Nature New York World

Refrigerator schooners promise ice kept catch on ship

A Fulton Market syndicate plans a large fishing vessel fitted with a cold storage plant to preserve fish at sea. The system uses anhydrous ammonia and a naptha engine to cool the hold, enabling longer cruises and reducing losses from spoilage on other boats.

Freesing Fulton Market Bee Varie

Common Rocks and How to Distinguish Them Lecture

Prof Angelo Hellprin explains sandstone limestone and granite as the main rock types around Philadelphia. Sandstone shows a grainy homogeneous texture, limestone dissolves in acids and contains shells, and granite is a composite rock with feldspar quartz and mica including gneiss varieties.

Academy of Natural Sciences Ludwick Institute Angelo Hellprin New York Philadelphia Hornblenda Rniea Hecomes

A Home in the Country Promotes a Child’s Growth

Dr. Charles H. Parkhurst argues that a home with land and rural surroundings shapes a child more deeply than urban life. He contrasts open skies, rain, and distant lightning with city limits, stressing the educational value of nature, sunlight, and quiet prospect for moral development.

Charles H. Parkhurst

New Year’s oath shifts to reform in politics

A New York politician faces a holiday moment with his wife and jokes about swearing off again on reform as New Year nears. The Washington Star presents the quip about political vows and reform.

New York Washington Star

Easy Way Out of It

A Chicago Record quips about a rich man who never spends. A bystander notes the elderly man is worth about 250000 dollars yet remains frugal, prompting jokes on borrowing or dressing better to eat.

Chicago John Mrs. Billus Maria Mr. Billus Chicago Tribune John A. Salzer Seed CO LA Crosse Wis

Poisonous Ingredients and Their Role in Curing Disorders

A historical note discusses poisonous ingredients and their value or danger in treating disorders arising from a deranged condition. It presents a cautionary view on using toxic substances for medical cures.

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