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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1892
Page
7
Detailed description of wheat preparation and milling by rollers, scouring, bolting, and separation. Explains cleaning, first and successive roller pairs, scalping and bolting reels, and dust separation. Includes anecdote about George Washington and a sled ride.
An ad for Best Salve claims cures for skin ailments with a 25 cent box and money back guarantee. A Broadway car passenger notes conductors use one bell to stop and two to start. the Times quotes a veteran driver as saying bell ringing style matters more than count.
A reprinted Boston Journal excerpt condemns convict labor practices in southern states, contrasting with charity at home. The piece promotes Brown's Iron Bitters for dyspepsia and debility while urging humane treatment and awareness of Siberian prisoners.
A London Tiv Bits item explains a dealer ring at furniture auctions where members bid among themselves to inflate prices and pool profits. The scheme hides true values, with rings returning items to the original buyers at inflated prices and sharing proceeds, leaving the auctioneer and private purchasers sometimes out of the loop.
A man visiting Syracuse gets lost in a large hat store, exits, and unknowingly walks into the same shop again. He ends up colliding with a mirror mistaken for an archway, startling a crowd as he sees his own reflection.
The Brooklyn Eagle reports rival claims to the piano’s invention by English monks in Rome 1711, Bartholommeo Christiforio in Florence 1714, Parisian Marius with a hammer harpsichord 1716, and J. Schroder of Dresden in 1717, each asserting priority and salable models.
A girl lay in a long trance and revived unable to prove vitality. She heard surrounding speech yet could not move or shout. Her horror was indescribable and she later showed a profuse fright during burial preparations.
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