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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1902
Page
4
Frog nerve study ends with reflex reaction to acid
A live frog was used in a class experiment where its brain was removed and it was suspended by the jaw. An hour later a drop of acetic acid touched its foot and the frog immediately jerked in response. Twenty four hours later a
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Pioneer Press Printing History Noted From St Paul to Sioux Falls
The article traces the evolution of a printing press from 1704 through the 19th century, detailing moves to St Paul in 1849, Sioux City Walls in 1858, and printing the Dacot Democrat in Sioux Falls, ending with data on John Goodhue and McKenzie’s journalistic career at the Library of Congress.
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St. Paul
John Goodhue
Mesota
Sioux City Walls
Sioux Falls
Dacot Democrat
Dakotas
McKenzie
Chicago
Congress
New York Post
Inadequate Language Sparks Bursting Car Scene
At a Fulton street car stop a crowded car sped away as an elderly woman waved her bundles and shouted at the conductor. The scene captured by onlookers shows the clash of emotion and transit routine at dusk near the bridge.
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New York
Tribune
Preparing Dates at Awabi Factories
The report observes the date preparation season at Awabi where sheik guided a tour of factories. Dates are simmered in circular copper boilers holding five gallons, water evaporates as juice is extracted, dates stay in water about half an hour then dry in sun on cloths.
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Awabi
Iit
Muskat
India
The
Geo- Journal
Vindet's Misguided Trip Reveals Odd Mansion Mix
A troubled anecdote recounts a business figure recalling a misdirected ride to a new home after a casual greeting at a station. The journey features a curiously designed mansion blending many architectural styles and a rueful reflection on past errors.
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Vindet
Gleveland
Met
Campaign to Expand Mormon Polygamy Influence in West
A regional campaign shifts from quiet proselytizing to a public push for converts in Nebraska Kansas and Iowa. Missionaries advocate polygamy in Utah and Idaho citing political and economic power while courting voters and shaping local law enforcement tolerance. Observers warn political influence shields polygamy and undermines anti polygamy efforts.
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Utah
Idaho
Nebraska
Kansas
Iowa
Church
Joseph Smith
Caledonie Prison Ship Arrives in Philadelphia
The French steamer Caledonie, last seen leaving Cayenne loaded with 600 convicts, docked in Philadelphia at week’s end en route to Bordeaux. Cells on the main deck hold twelve by fifteen feet cabins with cots and washstands. A history notes a prior Cayenne mutiny halted by hot water from a steam hose.
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Bordeaux
Caledonie
Philadelphia
Cayenne
Philadelphia Record
The Railway Dog of the D B Baker Line
The Northwest remembers a shepherd dog kept on the engine to clear tracks as horses and cattle blockaded the route. The dog aided operations on the Walulla to Walla Walla line in early Washington Territory until it was fatally struck.
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Washington
Dorsey 8
Baker
Wallula
Columbia River
Walla Walla
Inland Empire
Thousand Hills
Northwest
Portland Oregonian
Poor Man's August Koetling and His $15 Weekly Earning
A brief item notes August Koetling, labeled as a poor man, earning fifteen dollars each week. No other details or context provided.
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Sareera
Bea
Congressional Library
Bennett
le Om Cnaettin
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