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Newspaper
Warren Ledger
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1884
Page
2
An extended farmers column covers seed selection for corn with advice on choosing early maturing ears, leaf and stalk size, and drying braided ears. It also warns on stacking losses, suggests more barn space, and provides notes on pruning hay, pear spacing, cucumber age, and rhubarb planting. It ends with garden and flower care tips, including bulbs, gladioli, lil ies, roses, and lawn maintenance.
A collection of brief notices describes Edwin Boora building an old fashion tower in Newport, Lievrexast Greery planning a trip to England before publishing, George Wanning arranging a Long Branch sewer system, Mrs Ristor’s company mixing with Mr McCullough’s group and English players, Mrs Jom Jacoza Astor and Miss Catherine Wolfe pushing for a Florence college for American women. Rev Joux Brown notes Bunyan’s author was jailed longer than believed, and obituaries for Mrs Marz A Barron of Portsmouth and Mrs Vieimia L Farragut recounting her Admiral husband’s death.
Captains of the mopeler Alvna Munroe and schooner Grantham repark say a four and aft schooner sank about eight miles south of Gull Island. Topmasts visible, likely the Lucy L Van Valkenburg of Chicago coal laden from Buffalo bound for Milwaukee. Crew feared lost after the tug A J Smith broke a dift and the vessel returned here last week. Captain Fulton and family connections aboard the grounded craft at Port Maitland are mentioned amid uncertain causes and aftermath.
An excerpt describes a Norway voyage with clear sea, bright moonlight, and persistent night on deck. It explains lunar tides, gravity effects on oceans, and how waves rise as the moon moves overhead or to the antipodes, while depicting eerie halos, rosy dawn, and a calm, reflective sea scene.
Governor of Samos Abyssides reveals a newly uncovered ancient tunnel attributed to Herodotus praise, likened to Eupalinos. Built in the tenth century B C, the 5,000 foot water conduit includes tunnel, canal, and aqueduct with earthen pipes, manholes, and protective stonage, showing remarkable preservation over nearly three millennia.
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