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Wilson Mirror

Location

Wilson, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 08, 1891

Page

2

Palace of the Sacred Fish near Tripoli described

Readable excerpts describe a white domed structure near Tripoli Morocco called the Palace of the Sacred Fish where sacred fish are kept in a pool and believed to contain the souls of departed saints. An elderly sheik claims these fishes fought in Sebastopol and that eating them brings death.

Tripoli Morocco Sebastopol Jessup

Daring feat at Waterloo captures a French general

An English brigade major Captain Halkett single handedly captures a French general at Waterloo. He charges across the line on a spirited horse, lifts the general from his saddle, and returns with the prisoner amid cheers. The French staff avoid fire as Halkett’s action is celebrated.

Waterloo Heskett Halkett

The Oyster Beds Then and Now in American Waters

The piece recalls how early New York, Cape Cod, the Gulf of St Lawrence, Delaware Bay, and Chesapeake Bay once boomed with oyster beds. It notes Chesapeake Bay yielded 17 million of 25 million annual US consumption, now down to under 5 million this season, with next year预测 unlikely to improve.

New York Cape Cod Gulf of St. Lawrence Delaware Bay Delaware River Chesapeake Bay Long Island Sound

Curing Fur Skins Methods From The St Louis Republic

Instructions detail two curing methods for fur skins. The first uses borax saltpetre glauber salt salsada saleratus alum and salt with multiple washes and a warm drying process. The second method stretches the skin and uses heat smoothing with iron then soapsuds for softness.

St. Louis Republic

Buffalo Moth Not a Moth Says New York Sun

The so called buffalo moth is a small hairy grub about a quarter of an inch long. It has erect bristling hairs and looks moth like but is a grub. The insects move rapidly and are hard to catch. The perfect insect is a minute beetle about one twelfth inch long. Beetles feed on pollen outdoors but invade homes to lay eggs and their larvae feed on wool fur garments and carpets.

New York Sun

Remarkable Hygienic Treatment Promises Health Gain

A brief notice touts a hygienic regimen that claims to radically cure ailments without medicine or diet changes and restore health and vigor. It advertises a four dollar price for the whole family and directs readers to Health Process at 30 Nusean Street S.

Nusean St. S

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