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Newspaper

Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 26, 1887

Page

4

Russian iron mill story from Freeport sparks romance and intrigue

A Pittsburg correspondent recounts a plan to build the first Russian iron mill outside Siberia at Freeport. The town donated land and $3,000, amid tales of the secret process learned by Pennsylvania State geologist William H. Rogers and his dramatic encounters with Russian officials and empires.

Pittsburg St. Louis Globe-Democrat Freeport Siberia Russia America William H. Rogers Rogers Pennsylvania Curtin St. Petersburg Demidoff Siberian Ural Mountains Turkey Princess Demidoff

Population of China Said To Reach 450 Million

The San Francisco Chronicle reports that China likely has 450 million people, implying census figures are probably too small. It notes large birth rates, high density in central provinces, sparse populations in Kashgaria and Mongolia, and cites 1885 figures for Kiang Provinces with 72 million in 90 000 square miles and 125 walled cities.

China Tonquin Kashgar United States Kashgaria Mongolia Manchuria Kiang Yangtz River San Francisco Chronicle

Snobbery at the Counter Ends With Customer Upset

In a Boston dry goods shop a prospective buyer scrutinized fabrics and asked the price per yard. The clerk quoted twenty five cents, prompting the customer to declare she would pay forty cents and demand a shop with that price. The incident, noted in the Boston Budget, highlights service snobbery.

Boston

Sideboard Once Owned by President Adams Recovered

The Rev. Theodore C. Williams of New York possesses a mahogany sideboard once belonging to President John Adams. He acquired it from an upright Washington upholsterer who had kept it in pawn for years for the descendants of Adams's body servant.

Theodore C. Williams New York City John Adams Washington Adams

Worth as the Man and Woman Paradox in Verse

Quirky quotation with misspellings and name garbling discusses Worth as a shaping force for men and women. The fragment hints at gendered critique, referencing Doctor Cinks and dust but offers no clear event or人物.

Worth Jozz

Education for Work or Culture in Women and Men

The piece contrasts practical aims in male education with culture for culture’s sake in women’s education. It notes women entering wider roles, calls for practical advantages, and discusses classroom methods like color teaching, maps, globes, and departmental work. It highlights Bowdoin School’s philosophical discussions and a slave era memory shared by a colored girl.

Popular Science Monthly

English Grammar Should Teach Speech and Writing Purely

The educational demand calls for fewer branches and removal of non essentials in grammar study. English grammar should reflect how language is used not Latin rules. Emphasize proper noun forms verb agreement and pronoun person alignments to teach speaking and writing correctly. Supt. G. T. Fletcher Marlboro Mass supports simplification and relevance.

Reed and Kellogg John T. Prince G. T. Fletcher Marlboro Mass

Drawn maps and pupil debate highlight wartime study

A St Louis Globe-Democrat letter praises map based war studies in Chicago schools showing pupils rapidly draw battle arenas and divisions, then defend questions as a class. The piece shifts to a veterinary note about cataracts in horses linked to shying, citing observations from many horses and urging further discussion.

Chicago Globe-Democrat St. Louis Globe-Democrat Hornellsville Cincinnati Pullman Palace New York Marion Chicago & Atlantic Railway Pullman Buffalo Youngstown Peoria Springfield Cleveland St. Louis Ohio & Mississippi R’y L. P. Farmer P. A N. Y A. E. Clark Ass’t O. J. R. Shaler Ohio

The Ainos Race and its Vanishing Legacy

A scholarly meditation on the Ainos of Japan, tracing their retreat eastward and northward as centuries pass. The essay notes shrinking numbers, loss of distinct industries to Japanese control, reliance on Japanese language, and fading cultural traits. It portrays the Ainos as a historic curiosity with little future or rooted past.

Japan Europe Horobetsu

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