Insulation for Rheumatism Reported by Dr Playter
In the Canada Lancet Dr Playter of Toronto notes a patient with rheumatism who was insulated by placing legs in four glass salt cellars. The patient improved rapidly, regaining ability to walk within days and reporting relief from pain though heart action remained initially irregular. The report cautions that a single case does not prove insulation effective.
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Prospect of mining revival in Silver City noted
The article reports growing optimism for Silver City mines, with Oro Five and Mahogany highlighted for large ore yields and new works at Golden Chariot planned. It mentions efforts to develop Empire, War Eagle, Pauper, and other mines, signaling a brighter camp outlook despite prior gloom. It also includes unrelated items on Gulf Stream theories and oblique social vignettes.
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One Presidency for Centennial Year Proposal
A call to honor the centennial by running a single presidential candidate. The author urges a national convention with equal Democratic and Republican delegates plus independents to choose one qualified contender for all voters to support, promoting patriotism over partisan strife.
Aerio-terrestrial navigation dream on wind and wire
A pioneer claims a cigar shaped balloon suspended from a telegraph line could travel cross country with minimal wire strain. The craft would use a sail and, later, steam power to cross mountains as easily as plains, guiding along the line with counterbalanced buoyancy. Names are omitted due to no patent and funding issues.
Revival of county division debate sparks farce in Winnemucca press
An anonymous editorial warns the public against revived county division schemes and accuses the Register of falsehoods linked to the Stiven State. The piece recalls past battles over the county seat, claims the issue is dead, and asserts ongoing readiness to expose hidden histories if challenged.
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Fiery Centennial Blast to Detonate At Hurl Gate
The celebration will feature the release of fifty thousand pounds of nitro glycerine at Hurl Gate near New York. Six thousand holes are drilled in submarine rock to receive the explosive in iron tubes, each with a direct battery and linked by tubes. Simultaneous blasts are expected to demolish two and a half acres of rock.
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Curious family ties and oddities in a Connecticut notice
A note from New Hartford Connecticut describes intricate kinship links of an infant including great grandmother to great grandfather as first cousins and a mother to daughter as third cousins. Other items mention a Norwich tea chest with a hidden eleven pound stone and light verse quips about letters and hair.
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