Jupiter may still emit light, says Draper in scientific notes
Prepared for the LEDGER. J SCIENTIFIC MISCELLANY reports Prof. Henry Draper suggesting Jupiter could remain hot enough to glow. The item covers the Boston science meeting, photophone work by Bell, foreign garden programs, Berlin canaries dyed by cayenne, electric lighting use, celluloid printing plates, and rapid hair color changes amid various scientific tidbits.
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Henry Draper
Jupiter
Boston
A. Graham Bell
Sweden
Centennial Commission
Philadelphia Academy of Science
Europe
Japan
Berlin
Canaries
Theeban
Burmah
Mandalay
Persia
Teheran
Agaklam
Bombay
Portugal
Spain
England
M. Emile Jeannin
Paris
Marie Antoinette
Bengal
Nazarella
John Weeks
Sir John Sinclair
Richards
Courtship Economy Sparks Ice Cream Stop
A couple strolls and debates frugality during courtship. He vows to quit smoking, she argues economy matters in marriage. They pause at an ice cream saloon, calculating forty cents saved in one night, then head to the fountain, tension rising as she grows increasingly upset.
Change in party power urged over corruption and protection
Gen. B F Butler argues that long control by any party fosters corruption and calls for a shift in administration. He questions Republican claims to safeguard Black rights in the South, praises Hancock, cites veterans and Massachusetts ballot reforms, and urges unity to end race tensions and ensure constitutional amendments are honored.
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Louisiana
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Rutherford B. Hayes
Europe
Massachusetts Voters Urged To Support Hancock For President
An extended political screed argues the Republican party caused economic decline and seaport erosion in Massachusetts. It praises General Hancock, cites his 1876 Sherman letter, and urges citizens to back his leadership for the nation’s fate.
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