Various Global Trade, Tech, and Travel in Era Headlines
Hamburg exports 124 goods to Cuba last year while cable rates rise to three shillings per word for England Australasia routes. French cities adopt new phone free systems reducing telephone operators. Mining branches grow 300 percent in two years amid global industry notes. Japan buys 2.7 million dollars worth of bicycles, mostly cheap models for business and army use. Austrian navy aid plan targets Africa and South America ports to boost exports. An urn unearthed in Saffron Walden dates 4000 years to Celtic origin. Adventurer Ilwrty De Windt relays a Siberian Russian magnate tale with wealth, French chef, and odd lodging aboard a cook-formed bed.
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Wisconsin Deer Harvest A Vivid Northern Wisconsin Report
The New York Sun notes a heavy Wisconsin deer season with many hunters filling quotas along Wisconsin Central lines. Bucks range 180 to 240 pounds, dark and fat in November, shots from hides near Withee Price County. Buckshot at close range produced clean, lethal hits, while some carcasses show high vitality with bullets passing through.
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Sleeping sickness menaces Egypt with virulent outbreak
A report from the School of Tropical Medicine warns that sleeping sickness, linked to meningitis, spreads rapidly with 30,000 cases anticipated. On the ground, scientists describe the illness causing drowsiness, altered demeanor, and progressive brain inflammation. Public health concerns rise as the northward extension could pose a larger threat.
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Contagious rare disease linked to parasitic invasion
The article reports a deadly parasitic illness with long and often fatal courses, described as highly contagious and spread in crowded areas. It discusses confusion with other diseases, references Johns Hopkins and Baltimore cases, notes expert opinions, and contrasts with typhoid fever while detailing claimed symptoms and transmission concerns.
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Para Witen
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