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Newspaper
Weiser Signal
Location
Weiser, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1891
Page
2
A fragment from The Weiser Signal discusses local governance and civic duty, noting the rise of over 19 000 newspapers in the US and Canada. It argues for educated citizens, reform at Elmira, and the balance between wealth and virtue amid global modernization. Includes critique of mass information and moral progress.
A richly dressed woman and a five year old on a bridge train showcase an invention by a Brooklyn mother to keep Jimmin Veon from getting lost in crowds. The boy wears red leather harnesses with bells while the mother guides him with a rein and a book, calmly directing him away from window gaps and crowds as they move through the car.
The Jung bulletin No 82 from New York Agricultural Experiment Station stresses preserving manure nutrients by proper fermentation and minimizing leaching. It warns against overheating compost piles, recommends moistening, litter use, and dry absorbents, and notes leach losses of nitrogen, potash, and phosphoric acid. The text also highlights urine versus solid manure content and suggests selling poorer fruit to protect richer manure. It ends with a dairy note on Vernal grass adding aroma to butter and milk.
The article surveys American Shakespeare activity, noting Shelby Shakespearen societies and notable figures like Miles of Montana, Donnelly, and Preston Jolson, plus the impact of Shakespearian editions abroad and the rise of the Shakespearana collection. It contrasts American scholarly efforts with European influence and highlights a shift toward organized study and publications.
The article offers old fashioned tips for comfortable travel focusing on sleep, clothing, and personal care. It emphasizes packing a woolen wrapper, securing a stable pillow, and arranging items in a way to prevent disturbance. It lists toiletries, a comb, sponge, lavender water, and a small kit to ensure readiness for the journey. It notes preparation for rest and a smooth day ahead.
A census bulletin highlights the rise of truck farming in the United States with investment nearing one hundred million dollars and 210000 workers. The piece discusses water and rail links, transport, and the impact on taxable land values while noting shifts toward greenhouse expansion and organic beekeeping practices.
A garbled account blends a canine scene with a blind man and crowd, then shifts to a discussion of earthquakes. It notes Lisbon's 1755 shock, Caracas destruction, and rapid seismic waves, describing how brief quakes can cause vast havoc and travel speeds of up to 11,000 feet per second.
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