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Newspaper
Weiser Signal
Location
Weiser, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1891
Page
2
The article surveys labor power and unemployment in the United States, criticizing reliance on charity and urging steady work for all. It notes strong protections for labor while warning against excess government leniency, and discusses European smuggling and charity debates alongside economic tensions.
A garbled reminiscence captures shattered lines of thought about family, neighbors, and a young woman. The speaker wanders through uncertain recollections of a marriage, fear, and distant images of conflict, love, and duty within a strained community.
The article discusses mortgage data and the role of eastern capital as West and Midwest lenders face scrutiny. It notes proposed methods to show original mortgage amounts and payments and mentions how state laws and the 19th century census will reveal holders whether banks or corporations own mortgages.
A geologist details how lightning shoots into sand creating fulgurites or lightning holes. The solid glassy tubes form in sand and in rocks, sometimes found in Armenia and Mexico, with specimens in the National Museum.
In the St Louis Globe Dr Philip Wales offers a speculative meditation on death arguing fat and lime, microbes as accessories, and the inevitability of decline. He muses on aging, the heart, and the mystery of mortality while suggesting future wisdom may learn to extend life.
The Talmud comprises the Mishnah and Gemara, with the Gemara as commentary. Two Talmuds exist Jer يغ al and Babylonian, the latter more complete. Compilation began after the Babylonian exile and concluded in the second to mid centuries after Christ, spanning 600 to 700 years.
A fragment describes a cabin linked to Sitting Bull at the world’s fair. It is said to house ghostly presences and attract crowds drawn by legends of the late chief. The eerie attraction is presented as a key feature amid other exhibits aimed at thrill seekers.
Fidel sits silently for half an hour as a visitor arrives to see her mother. She finally stirs and asks if any other dress or journal was brought, revealing a tense domestic moment.
A dense, fragmented meditation on virtue, desire, and self knowledge. It threads through warnings about wealth, pride, truth, and moderation, mentioning worldly temptations, dangers of envy, and the value of a calm mind, with surreal reflections on nature and memory.
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