25 Nov 1892
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Newspaper
Sierra County Advocate
Location
Hillsboro, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1892
Page
1
A Boston Drum item describes a copper antimony alloy that mimics gold in color and hardness, remains stable in ammoniacal and acidic air, and can be rolled and soldered like gold. The mix uses copper with about 6 percent antimony, plus small amounts of charcoal magnesium and enlespar, yielding a compact, cost effective metal.
A historical note recalls a state effort to stock streams with the German carp. The committee sought expert guidance from Prof Hochstuber after tests showed concern about habitats. A later revelation told how a carp bought for ten cents survived in the water, clarifying the experiment.
Farmer Nensant Weese of Summum Township faced a dangerous encounter with an eagle while tending fields. Local authorities reported the incident near Summum, noting no injuries to the farmer and ongoing wildlife concerns.
A self explained note to the Albuquerque Citizen claims Julia M. Cook is hopelessly insane and that recovery hinges on her returning a son somewhere in the west. Tanac Cook signs the plea from City, Neb, dated November 14.
Dr Thomas J Mays argues that consumption is slowly linked to nervous system weakening. The paper notes higher consumption among the insane and nervous breakdowns, and cites experiments on animals showing lung nerve injury or fatigue correlating with onset of consumption. It warns that nervous strain may trigger a chain weakening nerves, heart, and stomach leading to death.
The piece argues that consumption and Bright's disease stem from nervous overstrain and weak nerve power. It warns civilization and overwork ravage susceptible groups and urges preservation of general health through mental and physical care under medical guidance, deeming medicines less effective.
The article describes star stones including the star sapphire star topaz and star ruby, noting their color varieties and the optical star caused by internal features. It cites lapidaries shaping stones as cabochons and the star lines changing with light and angle, with Burtons star sapphire inspiring Arabs and travelers.
The Standard Union reports a rumor that after Secretary Tracy leaves the Navy Department in March a new law firm will be formed in New York City. It would include Benjamin Harrison and Benjamin J. Tracy as principal members, with strong ties to Indianapolis and Huston.
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