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Newspaper

The Alma Record

Location

Alma, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Sep 18, 1896

Page

7

Parisian Bonbon Boxes for Men Spark Social Trend

An article praises a new Parisian fashion moving from noblesse to modern society men. It notes earlier vanity and hand awkwardness as social faults and celebrates men using decorative bonbon boxes in gold, silver, enamel, and stones. It forecasts Newark production and Chicago exhibitions as lasting heritage from Louis XIV to Louis XVI era refinements.

New York Sun Mayer Europe Paris Newark Chicago Louis Niv

How Salmon Are Canned In A Simple Process

Pearsons Weekly describes a basic method for canning salmon. Sheds by the water receive fish, heads and fins are removed, fish are cut and packed into cans, tops soldered, cans boiled, cooled, and tested by hammering to judge quality. A single fish yields about twenty cans, with thousands processed daily.

Pearson's Forles

Canned With The Tomatoes Tale Of A Lost Watch

An Indianapolis woman finds a gel water and chain in a can of tomatoes. The watch was lost for nine years, later identified, and recovered after an elevator spill incident. The foreman notes another watch was lost by a worker last year.

Indianapolis Indianapolis News Stekasaslon Doug

Destructive Foxes Ravage Partridge Burrows in Haddam

An Hadam area report details a fox raid observed by Arthur Burr and Herm Fowler. The pair unearthed a burrow with a black hen and three young partridges, then found a second den yielding partridges rabbits and a large woodchuck with five young foxes. The foxes devoured prey and left only skins, illustrating significant fox damage in towns with no bounty.

Arthur Burr Haddaan Bury Haddam Bherm Fowler Cnme

Veneer Cutting Techniques for Rare Hardwoods

Veneer production relies on thin slicing from logs with a circular flanged blade for most veneers thicker than 50 to the inch. Some woods resist boiling and steaming, or discolor, requiring careful sawing and handling. Ebony is too brittle to be large. other species yield ultra thin sheets for rare finishes, while some lose color when exposed and must be kept covered until finishing.

Monkey Warfare Among African Baboons

The article notes African baboons live openly, feed on small ground foods, and rely on numbers and discipline in danger. It cites Abyssinian expeditions and their grain raids to feed cavalry and transport animals, while describing foes like leopards, wild dogs, and human hunters threatening their holds and forcing regrouping.

Africa Abyesinin Magdale Cape

Mentone Town Named a Bacilli Laden Health Resort

A French village once famed for thriving health becomes a contested site in medical debate over tuberculosis contagion. Forty years ago Mentone attracted consumptives from Europe drawn by its climate. Local residents reportedly handled patients’ clothes, leading to fear of widespread contamination and a pest hole reputation.

New York Journal Mentone France Europs

Self doctored remedies at soda fountains promoted by medicines in tablets

The article discusses compressed tablets marketed for home use with druggists highlighting a wide range of indigestion and throat remedies. It notes self prescription for quinine and other stimulants, with soda fountains acting as informal medical dispensaries and new remedies continually appearing.

New York Sun

Eugene Field's Car Fare Joke Reveals Gentle Wit

One of Eugene Field's Bi Glories recounts a streetcar tale. He humorously instructed the conductor to collect the fare for the lady wearing the new brown silk dress, drawing eyes to her and provoking a mix of indulgence and mirth from her.

Eugene Field Field

Woman of It excerpt prompts love confession

A Brooklyn Life brief excerpt shows a conversation where a woman asks a favor and presses for prior love. The man interrupts to promise honesty as she probes whether he has never loved before and if she is his only prior engagement.

Chicago Post Brooklyn Rochefmncauld Chalson Peru Nis Richard Siiruan Powell

Medical Pain Relief in Minutes Reported by Amelia

Amelia of Saundersville Ohio recalls a severe burn. She credits Dr. Thomas Kelvetrie OU with bringing relief in three minutes, describing the pain as intense and noting the treatment felt almost magical.

Thomas Kelvetrie Amelia Swords Saundersville

Spira and pipe stories in Chicago life noted by readers

A Washington Post correspondent analyzes a Chicago slang "spira" or "pipe" story as a fable-like canard soon spread via police tales. The piece notes such tales flow from rumor and sensationalism, contrasting with measured discussion, and cites Rochefoucauld on speaking before listening.

Chicago Washington Windy City Postman Glint Aniry

Cure for nervous prostration promissory pills headline

An advertisement touts Dr Willis Pink Pills for Pale People as a cure for nervous prostration and associated symptoms. Personal testimonials claim dramatic relief after using the pills, with doctors and patients endorsing the remedy and noting widespread use. The copy emphasizes affordability and availability through dealers and the Dr Willis Medicining Company in Schenectady New York.

Tonle Crook Mick Hen Weosten Dolin Morelos & Linthan Mir Sinifee Dana Sandro Helpal Iin Detroit Dr. Willisuee

The Man Your Daughter Knows by Richard S. Powell

A lengthy, archaic prose piece presents a risqué literary conceit about a man your daughter knows. The narrator recounts imagined encounters and social dynamics within a household, balancing erotic innuendo with dated moral tones. The prose reflects early 20th century sensibilities and stylistic quirks.

Almost Naked Athletes Stage Timed Trial in Amphitheater

A vivid scene describes a barbaric spectacle where participants in minimal coverings perform under crowd heat. Fighters strip to near-nothing, face a ringed arena, and engage in a brutal display with water doused over them. A crowd roars as a loud, improvised ritual unfolds, revealing a clash of strength and spectacle amid chaotic staging.

Owen Sanson Molintaioe Eaie Homer Het Crouch

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