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Newspaper
The Progress
Location
Shreveport, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1894
Page
6
A Russian physician’s observations show lime in saliva rising after meals and with fever, higher in dentate individuals and those lacking teeth. Nearby notes report storks at Donanwoerth’s city hall roof for three years, feeding their young yet remaining through cold winters in place.
Clausey text mocks biblical figures and locals with garbled quotes and crude slang. It references Abi Melech hiring “scum and scoundrels,” Jotham, and a Seaites, plus a tale from Noble County West Virginia about a deep well drilling incident, salt water and gas, a cavern, a barn, and an oil and water vein report.
Tan by electricity heralds an increased role for power in tanning. The Swizzertal tannery, the largest in Switzerland, will be rebuilt and enlarged to adopt electric tanning. A note on tea making in China explains pouring boiling water into the cup before adding leaves to steep briefly.
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