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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1900
Page
6
Gov Roosevelt faced insults and hostile shouts from a crowd near Trinity Dutch Reformed Church during a Chicago campaign trip. Newsboys and burly roughs hurled vituperation as he proceeded on his way to sod returning from the church.
A German traveler returning to Cheyenne Wyoming from Egypt reports he spoke with D. D. Dare a Cheyenne National Bank vice president and National Bank of San Diego official who failed in 1891. Dare is now said to be president of the Alexandria Street Railway.
Scientists declare the moon is extremely hot during its long day and radiates heat toward the Earth, contrasting with the common frigid view. The article also describes circular walled cities in Northern Africa built in layers with wooden keys, ancient dates, and peaceful, hardworking inhabitants studied by archeologists, per St Paul Dispatch.
A historical brief describes North Africa’s Troglodytes living in ground dwellings unchanged for centuries. It notes their slow pace, antique garb, and entrenched customs, comparing their underground cities to a Roman circus from the outside while remaining tied to biblical-era lifestyles.
Summary of court rulings on signature sufficiency in Finley versus Prescott and related cases, including sewer assessment legality in Brockton, probate immunity in Chicago Title and Trust versus Brown, sale of goods under consignments in Romeo versus Martucci, charity gifts to foreign cities under treaty provisions in Meunier, and parental rights over a 17 year old entering a convent in Prieto versus St Alphonsus Convent.
The Sydney Bulletin reports Murphy abandoning his bush habit of sharing a blanket with a pup. The dog adapts by staying in bed and later cooling Murphy’s dinner, leading to trouble. The pup eventually earns a living in a circus while Murphy remains a gentleman.
Ants intentionally furnish nourishment to the dependent blind beetle claviger within their nests. Mulley first noted this relationship, showing the beetle relies on ants for food and even appears unable to feed itself.
A brief cheeky remark from the Indianapolis Journal notes Pauline Biff as very exclusive and never introducing an eligible man to any other girl, reflecting social barriers in courtship.
Readers note widespread disdain toward a girl described as boy struck as crowds react to a curious social label. The piece analyzes gender norms and public judgment amid social teasing and rumor.
Experiments on materials cooled to very low temperatures show rubber becoming brittle when chilled to air temperature, while lead gains elasticity and can rebound. Lead also forms a strong spiral spring at 200 to 300 degrees below zero.
Advice urges using the eyes to look far away at clouds sky and distant trees to strengthen vision. Observing water while sailing is especially beneficial for preventing shortsightedness and sailors are noted as often long-sighted.
The Deutschlands new ocean liner record is noted with 28 200 tons displacement and 1 057 passenger capacity. also mentions Hostetters Stomach Bitters as a long standing remedy and a private revenue stamp shown near the bottle neck in the ad copy.
Two old friends reconnect and trade a memory of a snub-nosed cross-eyed girl named Tilbury who lived nearby. One narrator admits he has no idea what became of her after years apart and says he did not marry her.
We note an Aermotor Co. Chicago Illinois advertisement offering wind power mills that pump water saw wood grind feed and chop fodder. Readers are advised to write for the catalogue and full particulars.
The article notes that many Chinese temples use windows made from mother of pearl from oyster shells. The material is described as perfectly transparent and resembling opal glass.
Try Grain-O. Grain-Q. Ask your grocer to show the package. Grain-O is a new grain based beverage replacing coffee. It is praised as tastier than coffee, easy on delicate stomachs, and affordable at 1 cent per cup equivalent, 15 and 25 cents per package.
A New York druggist reports in his experience that men use hair dyes far more than women, noting a surprising gender pattern in cosmetic practices.
Carter's Ink carries the endorsement of the United States Government and of all the leading railroads, signaling strong official and industry support. The terse claim invites readers to seek additional proof of backing.
Report states infectious diseases are unknown in Greenland due to its dry cold atmosphere.
Jell-O unveils four flavors Lemon range Raspberry and Strawberry as a family friendly dessert now sold at grocers for 10 cents each.
A novel method speeds timber aging using electricity, shortening processing from days to a few hours. Also mentions Mrs Austin's pancakes praised as quick and highly enjoyable, urging customers to have more.
Mount Marey in the Adirondack region is noted as a volcanic mountain with uneasy tendencies. The text claims it was among the first peaks globally to receive cooling breezes after a chaos period, linking this to the air salubrity and overall healthfulness of the Adirondack mountains.
During the fourteenth century in Italy people who wore shoes faced a tax on the privilege. The brief note highlights historical footwear taxation and public policy.
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