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Newspaper
The Ohio Democrat
Location
Logan, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1887
Page
7
Brooklyn Hale reports a sales page touting wide ranges of handkerchiefs with border embroidery, drawn work, and dotted patterns. It highlights prices from five to twenty-four cents and notes varied white and colored linens, including delicate Tinen Inwn designs and child-friendly options.
The article outlines salmon canning operations with workers dressing fish, cutting into can height, filling tightly, and washing and drying cans. Chinese workers allegedly fill 1000 cans daily while machines handle washing, soldering, and cooking. The process includes boiling water baths, visual inspections by sound, and final quality checks before packing for shipment.
A New York Times evokes a stenographer who describes multitasking in the courtroom. The expert explains how one can listen, think, and write simultaneously while a witness speaks. He emphasizes discipline, practice, and that mastering such a trade suits those pursuing professional stenography.
A scribbled snippet describes a self styled inspector visiting cab stands for six months, testing vehicles and horses with exacting care. He threatens to dismiss fifty drivers for overworking horses, provoking a heated clash with cab crews and a chaotic inquiry unfolding among clerks and officers.
A London News reflection on how people fail to seize chances shaping their fate. It compares neglect of opportunities to a craftsman developing form from rough material and warns that vision and prompt action determine success, while delay leads to regret and lost fortunes.
The article discusses England's rich geology and antiquities, praising soil vigor and diverse strata. It highlights boulders, scratched surfaces, and relics from ancient Britons, Saxons, Celts, and Romans found in New England comparisons, noting vast historical value and future curiosity.
A jumble of eccentric vignettes describes a calf at Wont Fallowfield and other oddities. The narrative touches on hiring winds, a teacher named Monton Hudges, and a curious crowd in New York City describing bachelors toddlers and a clocklike time-telling toy. The text blends absurd dialogue with snippets about a wooden walnut imitation and rail safety debates.
Unclear report on raburitn and glynamite tests near Westplintin comparing explosive strength. Describes demonstrations using roborite and a mobile cartridge setup, with heavy smoke and blasts observed. Authors question asserted equality of compounds and note hazardous handling and improvised lab conditions.
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