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The Progress in Shreveport, Louisiana

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Newspaper

The Progress

Location

Shreveport, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 15, 1894

Page

2

The Doctor Explains Growth and Nerve Uses in Boys

A Washington Star passage describes a physician explaining why boys grow and how nerve activity changes with age. He compares youthful excitement to drum and horn noises and details cellular growth, eventual senescence, and the concept of predeath debility. Mrs Boggs questions the value of such physiology for happiness.

Boggs Ben Gyo Wong Bobby Jimmy Washington Star George Adam Smith Temple Mountain

Varied Odds and Oddities Across the Nation

A collage of curios and anecdotes: pears and timates, gold coins losing value, San Pradele displacing Chicago as a capitals hub, a Jersey City man sundering thousands of doorlooks, and a Thomaston hen. Reports on fashion hats, ship construction for France, and smithy tools unchanged for centuries. Illinois and Wisconsin notes include cruelty to a cow and a glove for a Boston habit. A Chicago fair workweek claims seven killed and eight wounded. Johnson and Hawkesworth debate originality with a memory that proves plagiarism risk. A 12 year old honesty witness thwarts a sly lawyer, while a boy learns truth against forceful cross-examination.

San Pradele Chicago Jersey City Thomaston United States England Oshkosh Wisconsin Boston Meanee William Dean Tachseville Alabama Bervive Leowinj Grissbies Swiphue Evan

Foolish Ruse at Philadelphia Train Station

A man pretends a marriage proposal to his would be bride as they board a Philadelphia to Chicago train. Onlookers smile as a fake proposal ends with the couple stepping into a car and the supposed groom retreating, while the bride blushes and signals the porter to reveal the truth.

Chicago Philadelphia

Historical nicknames from era's famous figures

The excerpt lists famed epithets by nationality or vocation. Handel is the Saxon Giant. Paganini, the Devil Fiddler. O'Connor, the Irish Agitator. George IV, the Gentleman of Europe. Hurns, the Ayrshire Plowman. Cromwell, the Copper-nose Saint. Wellington, the Achilles of England. Semmes, Old Beeswax. Bunyan, the Inspired Tinker. Jefferson, Long Tom and Sage of Monticello.

Handel Sta Paganini Daniel O'Connor George IV Europe Hurns Ayrshire Oliver Cromwell Duke of Wellington Achilles England Waterloo Admiral Semmes John Bunyan Thomas Jefferson Long Tom Sage Monticello

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