Elephant on His Hands Ends in Tragic Circus Loss
Chicago Examiner item recounts farmer Gus Schuman of 147th Street and Western Avenue who traded two mules for elephant Snoozer. The 150 year old creature died after a long appetite for food, a fall into a ditch, and rescue efforts. Dr Noble of Harvey and Uhlrich Rohrbach of Blue Island blamed for killing the beast.
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Hit or Miss Locals On Irishman Joke And Wealth Advice
An Irishman joke ends with a quip about waking the wrong man. A cynical note argues country editors stay poor due to mistrust and miserliness, then outlines steps to wealth. The piece laments road conditions for farmers and extols well-kept towns with sidewalks, shade trees, and orderly yards as signs of refinement and thrift.
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Undesirable Immigrants and Park Insects Threaten Elm Trees
A New York Sun report warns that European immigrants not passing Bilis island reach Central Park and cause trouble. The wood leopard moth, arriving with goods, feeds on elms in the park and can amputate a ten inch tree trunk. The rise of this tree destroying insect is linked to generous park visitors who feed songbirds, allowing insects to thrive. The second note explains how friction between solid bodies decreases with speed, vanishing at a critical velocity as air separates the surfaces.
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