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New Harmony Register

Location

New Harmony, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 18, 1884

Page

2

The British Museum's Vast Volume and Shelving

The Register reports the British Museum now holds just over 1,300,000 volumes with 160 miles of shelves and about twenty more miles to fill. It notes a daily intake of about one ton of literature. Also included are curious items: a Newport tomb inscription about Christopher Ellery, General Washington’s kin, and a tale of a log journey by Dock Kennedy down the Pitt River in California.

British Museum Treere Newport R. 1 Christopher Ellery Dock Kennedy Pitt River California Shasta County Kennedy

NYC Building Boom Seeks Islandwide Development in Ten Years

NYC has 107300 buildings with 2600 added yearly. Most new structures are dwellings valued 16000 to 35000 dollars, rapidly filling Manhattan vacant ground. experts predict nearly the entire island built up within a decade. A Cleveland woman pays damages after a rooster incident. a Chinese tree in Alabama sprouts two new trees after a storm. An editor argues today’s readers demand facts over fiction, while a Japanese wedding gift features floss silk rolls symbolizing an enduring marriage bond.

New York City Manhattan Island

Wedding Gifts Robbery in London and Noted Personalities

The article recounts a daring theft of wedding presents valued around $5,000 sent to Dr. Bull Run Russell and his bride in Paris. A porter, posing as delivering the boxes, stole them in Eaton Square after they were entrusted to a friend. It also cites Mignet’s life, and Dr. Rinsch’s findings on bacteria on long-circulating coins, urging washing coins in caustic potash to cleanse them.

London Bull Run Russell Paris Eaton Square Rinscn Germany Rinsch

The Saltness of the Ocean and Salt Lakes

The article explains why oceans are salty, noting chemical changes in Earth's crust over geological epochs. It compares sea salinity in the Mediterranean and Gulf of Mexico to open ocean waters and discusses bottom water salinity. It mentions Dead Sea and Great Salt Lake origins and cites De Smet near old Phil Kearney as a U S salt lake. It closes with a moral aside and a Connecticut obituary remark.

Mediterranean Gulf of Mexico Dead Sea Great Salt Lake United States Old Phil. Kearney de Smet Inter- Ocean

Victor Hugo Faith and Creed Across Time

Excerpted reflections compare Victor Hugo's faith and view of death with a modern free verse translation. The passages celebrate the soul’s ascent, the triumph of imagination, and the idea that work begins anew after death. A Detroit Free Press excerpt humorously contrasts a woodlands tale with a local encounter.

A Word to Mothers on Independence and Fashion

From Cincinnati Saturday Night, advice urging modern mothers to seek independence and common sense. It cautions against overworking for fashion, warns that strained nerves harm marriage, and suggests dressing children within means to protect health and future sensibilities.

Susie Flossie Cincinnati

Bear trap catches porch wood thief in Antoine Street

A resident on Antoine Street sets a large bear trap after wood theft from his back lot. A scavenging colored man, about 40, is found with a leg trapped and explains he was returning wood stolen by the neighbor, saying the trap sprung as he tried to flee.

Antoine Street

I Love You Was Said By Who In The Past

A reflective Cincinnati Times piece recounts a scene of domestic life and love. An old lady muses that a husband should quietly affirm love to ease a wife’s burdens, promising that sincere words can be worth more than diamonds.

Mary Cincinnati

Pulque and the maguey plant in Mexican uplands

In Mexico pulque is cheap and widely consumed with 20 000 gallons daily in this city. The maguey plant grows on uplands 7 000 feet above sea level, matures in 8 10 years to yield sap for pulque, and later forms a century plant stalk. The plant provides bark, fiber, needles, thatching, ropes and drinks including pulque mescal and tequila. There are 30 varieties and admiring notes from Prescott.

Mexico Byron Prescott

Duel of Texas Bulls Ends in Murcheon Victory and Texas Wounding

On a dusty prairie dawn a planned neutral duel between Murcheson and Zingman’s bulls, Texas and Wild Bill, ended with Wild Bill victorious after a fierce three hour melee. Texas collapsed from injuries and wandered off wandering alone.

Murcheson Zingman Texas Wild Bill Bill Vexas

Curious rainfall patterns and ancient coins in Britain

The document notes varied rainfall across U S states and British regions, Paris water adulteration, a rare 16th century coin find near Portree, and global mining shares. It also covers sponges whitening via chemical baths, the first lucifer match by John Walker in 1839, Vienna’s match factory, phosphorus-related disease, and tobacco juice vapor as a greenhouse insect deterrent.

New Mexico California Oregon Alabama Plains England Paris America Foote Portree Scotland Elizabeth James VI United States Great Britain John Walker Stockton on-Tees Vienna France

Competitive Examinations Reveal Training Not Brain Power

A Panular Science Monthly article argues that exams are an imperfect brain test. It contrasts Brown, hindered by poverty, with Smith, coached by a crammer to predict questions. Twenty years later Brown earns fame, while Smith relies on exam training, exposing the flaw in judging intellect by tests.

Brown Royal Military Academy Woolwich Smith Smith and Brown Panular Science Monthly

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