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Newspaper

Wilson Mirror

Location

Wilson, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 04, 1889

Page

2

Strange Dutch superstitions and odd frontier tales

The piece relays a string of oddities from Allegan County Michigan to Deadwood South Dakota and beyond. It recounts witch rumors in a Dutch village, whale encounters near Sandy Island, a healing Acadian boy in New Orleans, a Colorado mining heroine Ada Blackwell, Australian traveling stones in Nevada, a Halloween prank ending in illness, a legendary living tree in Maine, and curiosities from Indianapolis to Maine including goats, bears, and a nose for luck.

Vilage Ginsatschap Allegan County Mich Albert Limonravy New Orleans Donaldsonville Kumm Orient City Kamm

New York Women Aim To Beat Phileas Fogg Record

Nellie Bly of the New York World and Elizabeth Bisland of Cosmopolitan Magazine set out to circle the globe seeking to beat the eighty day record. Bly sails from New York on the Augustus Victoria at 9 40 am with a light baggage. Bisland leaves at 6 pm for San Francisco to sail west to east. A third New York Herald journalist is said to join, starting on the same route as Bly.

New York Phineas Fogg Nellie Bly New York World Augustus Victria Elizabeth Bisland Cosmopolitan Magazine Notie Grand Central Depot San Francisco Miss Bisland China London Miss Bly Globe-Trotter New York Herald Augustus Victoria Asia

Milk powder as a new industry explored in the United States

The article traces the origins of drying milk into powder and shipping it globally. It notes Dr. Rueger of Switzerland as a pioneer and discusses advantages such as no sugar, plus drawbacks like cost and uncertainty over whether powder can fully replace fresh milk. It concludes with skepticism about perfect imitation of natural milk.

Rueger Switzerland

Trade boom in Sahara oases sparks Algerian rail plans

The French government notes booming trade between northern Algeria and Sahara oases like Gourara. Caravans carried sheep wool cheese wheat beans and dried beef traded for dates and camels. Profits rose sharply with one caravan turning 7000 into 19000, about 125 percent. Oasis Gourara hosts 12000 people and 200000 date palms. rail links are eyed to boost further commerce.

Algeria Sahara Desert Gourara Oases Ain Salah Flatters

Spanking the Prince by a Lisbon Coachman

An old Irish coachman in Lisbon spanked the young future Portuguese king for mischief in the royal stables. The incident earned him a pension and later friendly ties with Dom Luis and his family after the prince became king.

la Junta Jim

Thanksgiving Day Its History From 1621 to Lincoln

A compact survey traces Thanksgiving from the Pilgrims 1621 feast at Plymouth through Massachusetts and New England observances to national use. It notes 1789 Washington and 1863 Lincoln shaping the annual holiday, with earlier harvest feasts in Rome Greece and Saxon Britain influencing customs and rituals.

Lincoln Congress United States Desert Promised Land the Tabernacles Demeter Athens Eleusin Fifth Avenue Ceres Department of Agriculture England New England Bess James of Pilgrim Fathers Plymouth Rock Matteis Gov. Bradford Mr. Winslow Massasoit Nantasket Gov. Winthrop Lyon Fort Mystic All New England Andres Washington A. Burr Madison Masachusetts William the Te Peter Stuyvesant Bill” Cutler A Diedr Knickerbocker Cmt Stowe

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