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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 05, 1896

Page

2

A Caribbean Escape From a Coffin and Death

A narrator recalls a brother who volunteers in Venezuela during a local revolt. After a reckless daylight assault fails, the officer is imprisoned and sentenced to be shot. He hides in a coffin to escape, crewing a desperate escape as a priest conducts a night funeral. He escapes with help of miners and vanishes abroad.

Venezuela America Walla Nid Thia Escario

Discovery of Coffee Legend From Abyssinia and Arabia

An ancient tale recounts a poor Arab traveler in Abyssinia gathering berries from a tree, discovering aroma and purifying water. He reaches Aden and shares the find, and a Mufti names the plant Cuhauh meaning force after an infusion restores vigor.

Abyssinia Aden Arabia Cuhauh

Famous Men Who Wore Long Beards in History

A Washington Post history review traces beard and facial hair trends among U S presidents and rivals from Washington to Calhoun. It notes who wore smooth faces, side whiskers, mustaches or beards across administrations and vice presidents, detailing key figures and paired candidates.

Major McKinley Mr. Bryan Hamilton Jefferson House Potomac River Washington John Adams Madison Monroe John Quincy Adams Jackson Adams Clay Frelinghuysen van Buren William Henry Harrison Tyler White House R. M. Johnson Tecumseh Senate Polk Dallas James C. Kinney General Taylor Fillmore Taylor Lewis Cass W. ©. Butler Kentucky Cass Charles Francis Adams Franklin Pierce General Scott John C. Fremont New Republican Party James Buchanan John C. Breckinridge William L. Dayton Fremont Fillmore Donelson Know Nothing Lincoln Hamlin Breckinridge Lane Douglass Johnson Bell Andrew Johnson General McClellan George H. Pendleton Grant Hayes Garfield Schuyler Colfax Henry Wilson William W. Wheeler Chester A. Arthur Horatio Seymour Frank P. Blair Horace Greeley Samuel J. Tillen Thomas A. Hendricks Grover Cleveland Allan G. Thurman James G. Blaine John A. Logan Benjamin Harrison Levi P. Morton Whitelaw Reid Stevenson William Wirt Willie P. Mangum North Carolina South Carolina Francia Granger New York Charles O Connor Greeley Peter Cooper William H. Crawford Georgia Daniel Webster Masseachusetts Agron Burr George Clinton Elbridge Gerry Massachusetts Charles Cotesworth Puckney Rufus King Toether Daniel D. Thompkins John C. Calhoun

Teeth and dentistry through history and myth

A New York Times article surveys how mental work harms teeth and traces the pricey business of artificial teeth. It notes occupations and phosphorus exposure from matches, pressed paper dentures in Germany, and extreme costs up to 1600 dollars. It explores sacred tooth relics in Siam and India, ancient dentistry in Greece and Peyot, and ancient gold used in mummies.

New York Times New York Germany Siam Portugal Malabar Tonga Islands India Duddha Buddha Peyot Greece B. C

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