26 Mar 1892
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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Mar 26, 1892
Page
1
A garbled OCR fragment describes a main route with scattered towns and places along the line. It mentions a bay and a retreat toward a settlement, with unclear timing and directions. No clear events, dates, or named entities are recoverable.
Josey Yuill outlines dairy hygiene and butter making steps for women, detailing clean milking, pail and can sanitation, cream ripening, churning temperatures, and salt curing. Practical guidance covers water quality, temperature ranges, and storage methods for seasonal butter production.
The Jimparor of Japan is 89 years old, born in 1852. He succeeded his father in 1868 and was crowned in 1863, marrying a princess a year later. He supported a constitution in 1889 and has guided Japan toward Western civilization amid traveler's praise.
A 1838 Canadian episode recounts a goose protecting a sentry from fox and would-be attackers. The goose remained at post, later thwarting an ambush by flapping at assailants and aiding the guard until help arrived. Jacob, the sentinel, became hero, rewarded with a golden collar worn until death.
A Moscow report claims Grand Duke Sergius, governor of the city, dressed as a moujik to test bread buying. He asked for three copecks worth at three and a half copecks per pound, was refused, police intervened, and the disguised official signed the arrest document before revealing his rank to the crowd. The event ended with bakers' shops closing and a fatal outcome implied by police action.
A special correspondent surveys European Russia noting massive outdoor relief across fifteen provinces. The report describes widespread destitution, halted industry, and peasants reduced to dependency, with discontent toward landowners and a ruined, aimless populace.
Court Journal reports the late King Alfonso of Spain remains unburied six years after death. His body lies on a rock slab in a cavern near the Escorial awaiting conditions to finish decaying before interment in the jasper vault under the Esennial church. Queen Isabella's father reportedly lay on the rock for decades before burial.
A report notes cremation in France rising to about 150 in 1891 from 49 in 1889. Costs are low at 31 francs 60 centimes total. Medical opinion splits on legality versus hygiene, with 4614 additional bodies sent for cremation since October 1, 1891.
A historical advertisement urges mothers to use Mas Winscow's Soothe Syrup for teething pain and various ailments. It claims rapid relief for a crying sick child, notes benefits for dysentery, diarrhea, wind, and inflammation, and touts Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup as a trusted prescription from an experienced nurse and physician. The product, priced at 25 cents, is sold by druggists worldwide.
A fragment discusses Japanese belief in fox spirits that transform into women after fifty years, granting powers such as levitation and the ability to reach the heavens. The text mentions a celestial fox with tails and magical traits, reflecting folklore motifs.
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