Banana Growing in Central America and Nicaragua Trade
The Philadelphia Press describes how bananas and plantains underpin Central American life, noting Nicaragua as a major export hub from Hinfield to the United States. It details cultivation, suckers, plant spacing, soil needs, and the role of labor, with a skeptical nod to reformer Col. Walker's ideas.
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Philadelphia Press
Average height of men in the United States by race
A historical note reports measurements from over a million soldiers showing United States born men averaging 67. A inches tall, with other nationalities listed by height. It notes natives are tallest among Caucasians and that residence on the continent may influence height and power. Women height statistics are unavailable. Census data cites 139,700,000 population, up 2,900,000 since 1882.
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WS Yenra
Bicycle cure for asthma earns cautious praise
A medical note from New York a yearlong study on cycling for asthma shows breathing depth improves with regular riding. Patients experience initial wheezing and chest tightness but after months of moderate cycling many report reduced symptoms and longer endurance, with some nearing full recovery.
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N.¥. Journal
The World’s Largest Gun At Watervliet Arsenal
A massive government gun project at Watervliet New York aims to create a weapon weighing about 286000 pounds capable of hurling shells over 20 miles. The gun, modeled as a fort defense at New York harbor entrances, will dwarf 12 inch guns and may require testing at Sandy Hook before mounting for coastal protection.
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Repeal of all permits to dump sewer waste into San Antonio waterways
An ordinance repeals all ordinances or permits allowing any person firm association of persons or corporation to discharge sewer or waste water into the San Antonio river San Pedro creek storm sewers or city ditches. Passed and approved November th day of 1897 with officials Bryan Calvaghan mayor Attest Theownee Guy Clerk.
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Frank Arnold
Haw
Bexar County
Texas
Thad. W. Smith
Bexar Canty
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