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Newspaper

The Alma Record

Location

Alma, Michigan, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1888

Page

6

Frozen Arctic expedition plans spark perilous voyage

A Norwegian led Arctic venture departs from Copenhagen under Mr Nawen to map an open sea route across Greenland and the unknown lands. aims to traverse 700 miles of eternal snow amid harsh conditions, with Nordenskjald and Gladstone discussed as theories guiding exploration and scholarly work.

Cam Greenland Nordenskjald Sahara Chiejatlan Norway Copenhagen Nawen Ymynie Masenji Mergen Eriemurage TSS Tyalan Cremaland Miles Treely Sloteen Enti

Balloonist Hogan makes second leap to safety in a parachute escape

Maltwin the balloonist claims new feat as Ellwand Hogan vows to rise again after a perilous jump from a hot air balloon. The ascent ends with Hogan leaping from the car, the parachute opening late but catching air and guiding him to a safe landing in an open field despite a perilous fall.

Jackson Elinll Rey Ellwand D. Mogan Hogan van Buren Street Globe-Democrat

Hogan Carrere and Balloon Pioneer Chronology

Hogan’s ascent story traces his start in Ypsilanti, early ballooning influences from W M Clayton, a secret swap with Kal, and a May 1889 ascent on a trapeze. He later rose to fame with a two hour twenty minute flight to Stockbridge, a milestone noted alongside Helina’s later ballooning exploits and a growing balloon fleet.

Carrere Hogan Ypsilanti Mra Clayton Edota Levan Alwara Stockbridge Ely Wade King Helina

The Hard Work Secret To Fame In Five Years

A New York Mail and Express excerpt discusses time management and the example of Lester Bulgrove, a post office clerk who became proficient in multiple fields by dedicating three hours daily to study and practice. The tale highlights early rising, disciplined routine, and steady effort as keys to genius and lasting achievement.

Garfield Disraeli Edwin Arnold Leste Bulgrove Indianapolis Shakesmare Eewie Howe Jostanos Sinc New York Mail and Express House of Representatives Congress Aed Tim Campbell

Moonlight on Sir John Moore burial questioned

A dissenting scholar argues that a moon could not have been visible on the night of Sir John Mone’s burial while Prof Naysmith claims moonlight was possible. The Royal Irish Academy president counters that Wolf’s claim of moonlight at the Battle of Cnocuna endures beyond mere calculations.

Sir John Mone Prof Naysmith Wolf Sir John Moore Speai Royal Irish Academy Cocnuna Roma Jesus Judas Pioto Christ Fopes Rome Heliox Mulwaukee Wisconsin

Painfully Sweet Scene From a Silent Exchange

A fragment shows a woman asking if he pricked himself and a man replying with a faint, tender admission. The brief exchange centers on a thorn and a rose, capturing a delicate, quiet moment between two unnamed figures.

Thoughtful to the Last Minister to Sick Man

A fragment from an exclamatory dialogue shows a minister remarking on a man’s fate and the dying man replying with resigned acceptance while requesting secrecy about his condition. The line captures a somber tone and themes of mortality and discretion.

The Crucifixion Relics and Holy Shroud in Rome

A historical survey of the crucifixion relics including the True Cross fragments, Veronica's veil, the Holy Shroud, and the Holy Stairs, detailing origin, transfers, and current guardianship in Rome and nearby churches. The article traces Helena, Saint Helen, and later emperors, highlighting the Catholic Church’s custody and famed relics across Europe.

Rome Society of the Holy Face Helena Constantine Palestine Leon Constantinople Derusslam Persia Heraclius Jerusalem Horscles Basilica of the Holy Cross of Jerusalem Cathedyn of Parla Deste Constantiog Church of Notre Dame Paris Monga Milan Benedict XIV Furs St John of Lateran Notre Dame Notre Dam Church of St. Praxedes Church of the Holy Sepulchra Turin Joseph of Daiins II Lisbon Tower of Veronica Jesus Tiberius Pontine Rom Tiberine Chur Clement St. Peter's Vatican Basilica Pontif Tave Jenion Scala Sancta Holy Stairs Pilate

Scarcity of American Sailors and Decline of Deep Water Seamen

A New York ship agent laments the dwindling supply of traditional American deep water sailors. He notes steam power and lower wages abroad draw sailors away, with many crews now landbound.Whaling offers best prospects for training, ownership, and independence, especially for youths from New Bedford and Cape Cod, while native seamen mostly recruit from the Eastern States. A critique of modern recruiting and shipbuilding underpins a broader view of the changing maritime labor market through anecdotal observations.

America New York Velegram Linpo Landstmen Sellon Amer Ean Seanan Wintever New Bedford Cape Cod

Looked After the Poultry and the Crippled Farmhand

A narrator recounts prejudice against cripples and a tale of a one eyed, missing limb man who claims to have killed no one yet seeks to. The cripple’s care of poultry leads to a chaotic yard of bantams, ducks, geese, and turkeys. The wife, unable to fix the chaos, fires the poultry keeper who now plans legal action to challenge the discharge.

Criples Tee Knight Hio Orient Sam Drahmaputra Shoe Ant

The Mine Boss Dumpy Ends the Pig Head Joke

Dumpy a roudy west miner known as Bob and the Pig's Head faces the pig head prank at a private boarding house. After weeks of eating the hated dish he apologizes in dinner, addressing the head as a familiar figure and earns a month’s free meals from the board. The tale blends humor and mine life with Adventist jokes lingering in the background.

Bob Dumpy Hurmane Dampy St. Louis Magazine

A Girl's Composition on Boys and Women

A fragmentary early humorous piece contrasts girls and boys, noting men as larger versions of papas and women as future ladies. It quips on Eve and Adam, jokes about Eve’s favor, and imagines a world with more girl like or doll like people, ending with a personal remark about a boy.

God Adam Eve

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