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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1901
Page
2
The Silver State Winnemucca Nevada announces its office at Corner Bridge and Fourth Streets. Subscription rates are one year by mail six months by mail and three months by mail or by carrier in Winnemucca. Address business correspondence to The Silver State.
The report covers 24 hours ending 8 pm with mean barometer 30.50 and temperatures from 6 to 31 degrees. Precipitation is 0.0 inches and wind mostly from the east. Forecast calls for snow tonight and fair weather Friday February 14 1900.
George Foster Peabody argues that war as a means to spread Christian civilization is a mockery of truth. He condemns U S actions in Cuba and the Philippines as unjust and notes the vast, unfamiliar population’s lack of desire to be governed by distant powers.
A Reno Journal correspondent advocates a state reform school and proposes Reno as the site. The piece notes Reno would likely supply most of the students, though the author remains silent on this point.
A French scientist shows that a beefsteak dipped in liquid air will crumble on impact. The finding may trigger a demand for meat dealers to subject steaks to the liquid air treatment before sale.
A New York World remark notes that after Victoria the remaining rulers include twenty two presidents fifteen kings and six emperors in a century will alter these ranks. The quote reflects on changing world leadership patterns and the enduring influence of monarchs and republics.
The Peking Gazette known as Metropolitan Reporter or King Pao traces its origin to 41 A D and has published since 1351 A D making it the oldest newspaper in the world according to historical accounts.
A Richmond Virginia college student displayed a large revolver to upper classmen and said he would sleep with it under his pillow each night, with no disturbances reported in his slumbers.
Women in New York form a society named the White Mice of America. The piece notes the ordinary slate colored mice of America previously organized a society that has influenced American women for years.
A historical table ranks countries by population density per square kilometer. Egypt leads with 290, Belgium 226, Netherlands 154, Britain 128, Japan 114, Italy 115, and Germany 97, followed by Austria 84 and others including Greece 88 and the United States 10. Notes China and India not given. estimates cite 32 in yellow empire. Pandemic-era remedies recommended by Philadelphia Record ad copy discuss Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy and One Minute Cough Cure for colds, la grippe, and throat illnesses.
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