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Newspaper

The Democratic Press

Location

Eaton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1892

Page

2

Local residents recount storms injuries and town updates

A farmer named Stephen Beal suffered a severe scalp wound when a line entangled his wagon tongue during hay delivery and later sunstroke. a Friday storm with lightning damaged property around Stillman Streeter and Mrs E B Kimes faced electric shock. Council proceedings note water works finances, street dedications, and a Windham incorporation petition. dogs harmed local sheep, and town life includes weddings, school notes, and a Sunday picnic at Sandy Lake.

Stephen Beal Ogether Reese Miller Thompson Stocker Rumbaugh Fire Department Dickinson Windham Royal, Manchester Phenix, and Howe New York Brimfeld Ditch

Windham News Highlights Local Moves and Elections

EF Jagger and wives along with several others depart for Chautauqua. Angel candidate for Sheriff and Geo Conint for Infirmary Director run on the Republican ticket. Mrs A D Clark sells one third in Basket Factory to Wm Funk for 400 dollars. Gay Donaldson visits. G A R Post heads to Washington for National Encampment. Dr Crawfis travels to Ashtabula Harbor. F B Wadsworth sells store interest to H A Wadsworth, plans move to Warren. M E choir adds four, Cleveland firm H M Businen2 Co notes piano agency with T Thompson in Ravenna.

Oddities and Advances From Around the World and America

A scattered survey notes mail to Topeka, a lesson on adieu, new British pharmacopeia, and Kansas school repairs. It reports electric timing clocks, London exhibitions, Huxley kin, and Rider Haggard in Mexico. It covers labor by electric motors, pie praise, Derby Day history, mulberry fence posts, London pavement art, battleships, Jewish immigration to Argentina, and various scientific curiosities.

Topeka Kay George W George W. Peck Pharmacopeia Kansas London Huxley Mexico Rider Haggard Lord Kesterfield Cay Concord Mass New Toyland Emerson Gladstone Carlyle Moliere House of Commons Strode's Mill Chester County Pennsylvania Resolution Inis Ilis

Mammoth Remains Suggest Dramatic Siberian Climate Shift

Haworth argues in The Mammoth and the Flood that frozen plains across Siberia preserve mammoth and other ancient animal remains fresh, from the eastern border to the Obi River. He cites plant fossils and shells, positing a recent plateau uplift that caused drastic climate change, freezing carcasses before decay.

Haworth Siberian Obi Palconer

Japanese Modesty in Bathing Customs Across Cultures

A travel note describes Japanese bathing as public yet modest from a native view, contrasting with European norms. An English observer argues cleanliness guides etiquette, not impropriety, noting men, women, and children bathe openly for practicality while decorum differs between bathroom and parlor.

Japan

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