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Newspaper
The Democratic Press
Location
Eaton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1890
Page
4
Ingenious loading system described for Bilbao region iron ore, using a wheeled pyramid tower on a dual track railway to lift ore from cliffside dumps and drop it aboard ships. The device auto balances, discharges into hulls, and returns to shore, capable of 5000 tons daily at $15,000 total.
Dr J W King of Kent Conn praised as an eminent poultry raiser and adviser at a poultry show. He argued public misunderstanding of poultry’s economic importance while noting U S expenditures near 560 million dollars and 14 million dozen birds valued at 4 677 million dollars contribute heavily to the economy.
The article describes brutal slave raids in the Congo region. Captives are shown as emaciated, separated from families, and sold at trade markets along the Ubangi river. The piece details the vicious cycle of captivity, starvation, and murder, with accounts of families torn apart and traders feeding slaves before killing them. It also ties in Nihilist figures like Vera Sassulitch and a chilling tale of political repression linked to these atrocities.
An ideity missionary to a San Francisco Reanit mocks Western patients who seek fat cures from Chinese healers. He cites a nun involved in a weight loss scheme and a physician who prescribes dangerous tonics and blisters. The piece notes how some respectable white patients are drawn to unproven methods.
The obituary notes Mme Pommery who led the Pommery champagne house during wartime in Rheims. She built a fortune exceeding 2 million francs, steered the business personally, and diversified by blending four wine varieties. Her charity and art patronage are highlighted along with heirs.
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