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Newspaper
Westville Indicator
Location
Westville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1900
Page
3
Secrets of the Hythe musketry school and Maxim block will be kept
A wartime veteran narrates learning at Hythe about musketry and the Maxim gun. He recalls staff secrecy, foreign observers, and a chance meeting with a foreign lady's maid who questions artillery education. The tale reflects tensions between display and secrecy in military training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allingfod
Wergt
Harding
Hythe
Lee-Metford Cays
Queen Anne
England
Horse Guards
Continental Star
Woolwich
Folkstone
Leas
School of Musketry
Sketch of the Maxim secret action sparks arrest on pier
In a memoir style tale a sergeant Harding hides a Maxim sketch while an instructor pursues it. Lieutenant Brown orders arrest after the narrator admits taking the drawing from behind the instructor and colliding with a foreign flirt on the pier. The narrator describes the scene and the ensuing capture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avas
Lieut. Brown
Brown
Sergt. Harding
Duke of Cornwall's Light Infantry
Sergi. Harding
Mam’selle
New Russian Army Transport System Introduced
A novel military transport method has been adopted by the Russian army for use in roadless Asiatic districts. The system uses a single wheel within a light wooden frame with shafts attached on each side, simplifying movement where wagons are inefficient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
South Africa
Single wheel Russian cart described with mule teams
The design places the load on a central frame with a single wheel and iron socket, mules harnessed on both sides of the frame, a fixed short shaft hooks to two collars, and a double pack saddle supports the load. This arrangement balances weight and reduces tipping risk through levered collar connection.
Feeding the horses and balanced rations for work
Joseph H. Yoder writes in Ohio Farmer about proper horse feeding. He stresses frequent meals for working horses due to small stomachs, warns against watering after meals, and advocates mix of oats hay and grain with a preference for good timothy hay. He notes horses enjoy variety and warns against too much hay with too little grain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph H. Yoder
Ohio
Automobiles Mowers Showcase at Paris Exposition
The article claims the United States leads Europe in harvesters and gasoline powered mowers exhibited in Paris. It notes two American machines among those on display, with cutting devices not described and one firm using gearing to transmit power from a source to the drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Europe
Seine
Sanier
Spray mixtures save orchard crops claims Prairie Farmer reader
George W. Hostler describes a spraying regimen that improved fruit yields over four years. He credits London purple, lime water, and careful timing to prevent overwintering pests and rotting, noting success with apples plums gooseberries currants pears and peaches. He reports saving 42 large plums in one clump using lime treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom
Harry
London
George W. Hostler
Farm Coal Supply Improvement Noted in Household Setup
A brief suggestion from Country Gentleman promotes a simple coal bin modification. A worn-out bake pan fastened before a kitchen coal opening prevents dirt from escaping into the room and reduces kitchen labor.
Hints on Wintering Cabbage in Cellars and Pits
Advice for storing cabbage through winter using a cool cellar or outdoor pit. Directions include leaving roots and most leaves on, stacking heads compactly, placing roots downward near the surface, and covering with straw and earth. For outdoor pits prepare a dry location, dig a shallow long trench, place heads down with roots upward, then seal to prevent freezing.
The Crank Charge in Medical Reform Debates
The article discusses how the term crank shifts in meaning from oddity to accusation. It argues that doctors, health officers, journalists, and reformers are labeled cranks by rivals and those lacking duty, using the stigma to mask ethical shortfalls and professional politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York. Mail, and Express
Global Coal Distribution Across Continents
The New York Sun notes coal is abundant worldwide with rich deposits in China Japan Corea Formosa Australia New Zealand the Andes Peru Chile near the sea containing anthracite with low ash Africa parts of the world and North America. Britain relies on Nova Scotia and New Brunswick and India also has coal. More coal awaits discovery as serious searches begin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Japan
Corea
Formosa
Australia
New Zealand
Andes
Peru
Chili
Africa
British North America
England
Nova Scotia
New Brunswick
India
N. Y. Sun
Isaacs-Dot Man Stray Hat Inquiry Turns Into Offercoat Bet
Puck records a comical exchange where Little Isaacs-Dot man seeks a straw hat but a vet is unavailable. The speaker questions a goat salesman and jokes about postal or shop offers, ending with a firm neffer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Isaacs
Mr. Isaacs
Neffer
Puck
College president delays fall term over undecided college yells
A Baltimore American note records the college president postponing the fall term as students have not yet chosen their college yells, prompting a delay while school spirit choices are resolved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore American
The farmer’s dream and a tongue in humor
A playful exchange quotes a farmer and a poet from a newspaper moment. The farmer longs to land a rough catch and to pull a stubborn feeder, reflecting rural wit and idealized life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta Constitution
Four Persons Take A Year For High Grade Shawl
A Detroit Free Press quote notes four workers produce a high-grade cashmere shawl in a year while a husband explains it took four years to pay for his wife’s shawl. The exchange highlights cost and time in textile artistry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit Free Press
Remarkable Cure Reported by Mrs Johnson in 1898
A testimonial from Mrs Charlotte Johnson of Monclova Ohio describes dramatic relief after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for long lasting womb and related health issues. The letter states improvement from ten weeks bedridden to activity, with ongoing flow but overall recovery praised as a cure and echoed by many similar letters on file.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Charlotte Johnson
Monclova
Ohio
Mars
Charlotte
Johanson
Mrs. Johnson
Mrs. Pinkham
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