Chinese Edibles and Mongolian Menu Dishes Explored
A San Francisco Chronicle feature surveys a Mongolian menuscape with vivid detail. It catalogs delicacies from dried beetles to pressed shark fins and duck eggs, noting prices, preparation, and the epicurean appetite driving these dishes.
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China
California
Albion
Jean
San Francisco Chronicle
Monkey Talk and the Language of Monkeys
Professor R L Garner describes experiments with capuchin monkeys at Lincoln Park Zoo Chicago recording their calls via phonograph. Monkeys used distinct sounds for milk eat food and various foods and displayed advanced imitation and reasoning, suggesting varied dialects across species.
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R. L. Garner
Zoological Gardens
Chicago
Cincinnati
New York
Washington
Frank Baker
National ‘‘Zoo
Zoological Department of
Lincoln Park
Garner
Cebus Capucinus
Queer Old Place Sells Maritime Relics From Coast to Coast
A New York World interview with a South Street second hand marine store proprietor reveals sources from Portland to Key West. He buys wreckers' finds and offers anchors, cables, figureheads, blocks, bells, and rigging used in theatre and seafaring lore. Coasters supply steady trade while deeper vessels rare.
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New York
South Street
Atlantic
Portland
Key West
Straits of Gibraltar
Bombay
Cape of Good Hope
Florida
Panama
South Carolina
Garret
M. Quad
New York World
A Slave's Revenge in Martinique Serpent Plot
A newly imported African slave in Martinique exacted vengeance by luring a venomous fer de lance into the planter’s home. He killed one serpent, dragged its body into the bedroom of the planter’s daughter, and the account describes a horrific act of native ingenuity and malevolence.
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Hayti
Martinique
Guinea
Deepening Brunswick Harbor Bar by Explosives
The plan aims to deepen the Brunswick Georgia harbor entrance bar by blasting with dynamite. Divers will place explosive cartridges in the narrow shoal and sink them to depth, with eruptions confined to the outer bar during ebb tide to wash sand into deep water, then moved to the inner side during flood tide to finish the trench.
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Brunswick
Boston Transcript
Tomato native to South America
The tomato originates in South America, where it evolved before being spread by early explorers. It became a staple in global cuisines and agriculture, later diversified into numerous varieties used worldwide.
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South America
Long Hot Spell Across the United States in History
The article surveys past extreme heat events from Europe and America, noting repeats since 1503 and detailing heat records, sunstroke deaths, and related livestock and infrastructure impacts. It highlights notable bursts in 1872, 1876, 1879, 1881, and 1882 with city-by-city temperatures and deadly consequences.
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United States
Brooklyn
Rhine
Loire
Seine
Bologna
Spain
Madrid
Europe
Hyde Park
London
Champs Des Mars
Paris
Aldershot
England
New York
New Orleans
Crystal Palace
Reservoir Square
Sixth Avenue
Forty-second Street
Washington
Sherman
Norwich
Conn
Charleston
St. Louis
Knoxville
Tenn
Detroit
Cape of Good Hope
America
Paris Observatory
Department of Trade
Remarkable Woman Elizabeth Thompson’s Years of Philanthropy
A Waterbury program highlights Mrs Elizabeth Thompson born February 21 1821 Rutland Vermont rising from servant to widow of a Boston millionaire. She endowed temperance causes funded towns and land in Kansas created Longmont Colorado and supported education science and art donating tens of thousands to Vassar Observatory the Dakota mission and the American Association for the Advancement of Science.
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Elizabeth Thompson
Kansas City
Waterbury
Conn
Rutland
Samuel Rowell
Boste
Thomas Thompson
Longmont
Rocky Mountains
Saline County
Kan
Thompson
Vassar College
Oncord School of Philosophy
Francis B Carpenter
Lincoln
Congress
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Death in a Bear's Cage at Frankfort Zoo
Katharine Wolff of Kitzingem Pa reportedly climbed into a polar bear cage at the Frankfort Zoologica Garden at midnight. The bear mauled and devoured her after the watchman refused to aid, with only bones and a bank book recovered later amid scattered clues.
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Katharine Wolff
Kitzingem
Pavaria
Frankfort Zoologica Garden
Geiling
Sheba
Depos
A Practical Judge Settles Case In Georgia Court
A justice court in Ieu ville Ga settles a dispute over tobacco bought from an Atlanta firm. The judge ruled the tobacco damaged and awarded thirteen cents per pound as payment. The case ends with a pecuniary settlement.
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Ieuville
Atlanta
Justice Press
Chicago
Baltimore Ships Diteen C Tives to Brazil
Baltimore sent a shipment totaling fifteen to Brazil amid trade moves. The item appears in early records with uncertain OCR rendering, but the gist notes export activity from Baltimore to Brazil.
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Baltimore
Brazil
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