03 Dec 1892
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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Dec 03, 1892
Page
1
An act to regulate seal fishing by steamers in Newfoundland and dependencies. It sets seven sections on voyage timing, seasonal sealing dates, limits on second trips, penalties of four thousand dollars, incompetence of violators, customs clearance timing, and penalties collection. includes appeal provisions and repeal of schedule Acts.
Dr. E. D. Mapother argues diet influences hair growth and shedding after influenza. He notes hair contains sulfur silicon iron and manganese. milk alone fails to supply these, while foods rich in albuminoids and oats promote growth, especially when constipation and poor circulation limit hair regrowth.
The German compulsory insurance law makes all wage earners insured against illness and old age with mandatory employee and employer contributions. Public opinion in Germany supports compulsory regulation, especially among workers, and Baden shows the strongest support for enforcement.
A tense scene shows Mr Chittenden pressing the President to vacate a dangerous posture as armed troops threaten. The President, amid gunfire, commands safety and affirms his own duty while acknowledging Chittenden’s call to obedience and leadership.
A correspondent submits a tin of pineapple examined in Singapore and found an insect larva living inside. The beetle larva’s species is uncertain, raising questions about whether the fruit was properly cooked. The account notes insects resist heat and toxins, and warns of potential post-preservation contamination.
A 19th century tale shows a coat dropped by Italian Senator Commendatore Pesazzi in 1876 at 14000 feet on Sassagodi glacier. The glacier’s movement would slowly drift the garment about 100 yards per year, with the coat reemerging after decades. Tourists later found the coat, handkerchief, and a plan, now housed in the Alpine Museum on Monte dei Cappuccini.
Advice to mothers on using Mas Winston's Soothing Syrup to ease a sick crying child, claim it relieves pain from cutting teeth and dysentery, calms the stomach and bowels, and softens the gums. Distributed by druggists worldwide at 25 cents.
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