Deep Sea Currents a Geyser Theory for Gulf Stream Origin
Captain B. F. Sherburne argues in The Cleveland Marine Record that the three great warm ocean currents arise from vast subterranean geysers. He dismisses wind and surface explanations, insisting water vents from hidden wells in the earth’s crust, forcing blue water to surge into the Gulf Stream, Murra Suar, and a Madagascar-origin current.
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Price Sparks Sharp Exchange Between Lawyer and Client
In a Philadelphia Record account a lawyer ridicules a client with sarcasm while the client retorts you can keep it, claiming the last affair cost him five dollars. The exchange highlights tension over a disputed opinion and a charged confrontation.
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Suspected burglar tale ties to assault and jail arrest
A wounded man named Dorely from Doylestown, Pa, claimed two attackers shot him in Sterling as police found a blood stained bag with 30 glove pairs and gloves in his possession. He was jailed in Wooster on suspicion. Nearby, a marriage date between Charles G Jones and Miss Marp Rookey was set for Thanksgiving. An Orrville Electric Night plant dispute over attorney fees, totaling 75 dollars, was noted with an appeal to Circuit Court. The Ohio Salt Co. at Rittman reportedly struck oil in a salt well, leaking several barrels before logging progress, with leases planned around the area.
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Columbus Statue From Gambrinus To Public Square
A brass founder converts a rejected Gambrinus statue into a Columbus statue for a Central American city. He alters the beer imagery to a globe and laurel, replacing the keg and hops, then sells the transformed figure which is placed in the square and revered by locals. New York Times
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Nails and Heavy Materials Spark Cotton Fire Risks
In a Times-Democrat excerpt, insurance experts warn nails and heavy debris cause fires in cotton mills and gins. They note improvements reduce nails entering processes by using gravity and rolling belts to extract heavier materials before cotton or cotton seed are processed, lowering fire risk in large facilities.
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County awards coal contract for courthouse supply
The county commissioners awarded the contract to furnish 200 tons of Massilon coal for courthouse and county buildings to Henry Lang for 278 dollars per ton. Other bids were Wooster Ive and Coal Co at 280, James Ellington at 276, C D Smith & Ben at 290, Gray & Son at 274, John B Rockey at 285.
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California Citrus Prospects For 1901 02 Crop
F Q Storey, president of the semi-dropic fruit exchange, estimates the citrus crop for 1901 02 will be about 20 000 carloads. This equals roughly 80 percent of last season's shipments. The forecast notes potential 15 to 20 percent reduction due to frost and climate, with optimistic views of a crop matching or exceeding the prior season under normal conditions.
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Signatures and Signalling in Letter Writing
The article argues that ornate or absent signatures and missing addresses convey a poor compliment, while misspelling or mispronouncing names causes greater offense. It notes how careless letter details disrespect the recipient and reflects on era etiquette from All the Year Round.
Brotherly Help in Philadelphia Record Cartoon
A brief exchange quotes Attie and Mr. De Trop as a woman’s whereabouts are teased. The Philadelphia Record snippet hints at a domestic or social vignette with casual dialogue about when she will come down and who she is with.
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Interstate Grand Concert Co to perform in O P church
Fredericksburg lecture series includes a concert by the Interstate Grand Concert Co at the O P church Monday night Nov 18. Local pastors preach nightly this week except Saturday as four schools host lectures. Union evangelistic meetings planned from next Tuesday through Thanksgiving.
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Earliest Known Rock Crystal Lens Unearthed by Layard
The oldest lens, carved from rock crystal, was found by Layard at Nineveh and is housed in the British Museum. It is thousands of years old, retaining a surface bright as when crafted. Nearby are modern lenses damaged by London's fogs and smoke.
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Neighbor’s Kind Offer Sparks Freddie’s Pie Preference
In a brief local scene, Freddie, an errand boy, tells a neighbor he would prefer pieces over a whole pie. The exchange captures a small-town moment of simple desires and polite dialogue, reflecting everyday domestic life.
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Thanksgiving Day Excursions At Low Baltimore Ohio R R
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad announces low rate excursion tickets on its line within 160 miles of selling stations near the Ohio River. Tickets good for return until November 29. valid from November 27 and 28. Offers cover all stations along the route.
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Directions to Teachers from a Salida souvenir
A Salida Academic note warns teachers to respect student needs and limits. It requests humane handling of absences, short quick lessons, no ridicule for mistakes, and not pressing for recitations during neighborly conversation. It emphasizes rest on holidays and understanding students’ aims alongside teachers'.
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Public Sale Notices From Ohio Farm Auctions
Heirs of Robert Moore schedule a public sale at Landes farm near Wooster on Friday November 15 featuring an all purpose horse Jersey cow hog 150 pound weight about 75 cabbages heads of chickens a shepherd dog buggy wagon cultivator harness and household goods among other items Sale starts 1 pm Terms announced day of sale Henry Radebaugh to offer at public sale near Wooster on November 27 1901 including 7 horses 4 good work horses 2 mares with foal one 7 years old another 4 years old one draft colt 2 spring cows 9 head cattle 60 head sheep 20 shots farm implements corn oats hay fodder and 76 acres of wheat One year credit on sums of 5 and over Bryast and Silver? Auctioneers.
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Applecreek
Henry Radebaugh
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Congress Road
Albert Smyser
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