1888 Mint Report and State Political Notes
The Mint reports 1888 gold production at 330 million and silver at 46.2 million, with state totals including California 14.12 million gold and 14.6 million silver, Nevada 2.52 million gold and 25.49 million silver, and New Mexico 0.28 million gold and 2.845 million silver. Alaska, Oregon, Georgia, and North Carolina led winter output. The Democratic State Convention at Austin nominated W. Gassily for Congress by acclamation and W. M. Sewell for Supreme Judge. disputes arose over delegates to Chicago. A Denver blast destroyed a magazine and several fronts. no cause found. A Maryville man named John Hanly was found insane and to be committed. Austin wage figures for Manhattan noted. Blaine’s nomination energized Republicans. Cassidy privately sees a Democratic edge. California rail mileage and Congress adjournment dates noted. a story ends with a Virginia man startled by ladies and his missing cane.
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The Mush Diet Advocate and Other Medical Notes
Professor Dan do Quille of the Vir finds Enterprise promotes milk and mush meals as a cure for nervous debility and sleeplessness for children and adults. The article urges a hot, gradual feeding plan, corn meal mush, and corn cakes, noting improvements in health and sleep. It includes medical anecdotes and a report on a shotgun injury case, plus mining and deer damage notes.
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Balloon flight tale and bequest buzz in 19th century notes
A rambling tale recalls a high altitude balloon voyage with a treacherous crew and a master who sparred over pay while drifting toward space. The Bridgeport paper notes a £400,000 bequest to Charles P. Richter to fund flying machine experiments, spurring global letters seeking funds and invention ideas. Also included are brief items on a San Francisco widow, a comic exchange, and local notices about Bodie and a Chicago drummer bitten by a Michigan mad dog.
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