Trans-Mississippi Ex features smallest train for children
A fragment from the Trans-Mississippi Expos notices a tiny locomotive on its own tracks 29 feet long. The miniature engine weighs 450 pounds and will be operated daily to transport two children per car, drawing crowds and curiosity.
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Local commerce and naval facts mingle in curious notes
A fragment describes how local spending sustains hometown industries through everyday purchases, then shifts to naval highlights. It details large artillery guns, shipboard electric plants, fast torpedo boats, and vessel tonnage, noting the Michigan iron vessel from 1844 and the Katahdin ram.
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