Speech by candidate at farmers fair extols rural life
The candidate speaks to farmers at county fairs praising country life. He recalls East Sandy township roots and agricultural chores from tomatoes to turnips, promising to represent farmers if elected, asserting rural interests are paramount.
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Acre
East Sandy Township
Reaper
Ws. H. Srvirer
Scientists Discuss Bacteria in Water and Iron Casting
The article notes Italian physiologist L Maggi finding bacteria in hail and water, while W Ramsay studies iron casting revealing a tint and transmission of electricity to power factories in Valencia Spain. It mentions experiments on artificial eyes, magnesium pulverization, and a dramatic instantaneous photograph using flash photography at a Berlin meeting.
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W. Ramsay
Turia
Valencia
Spain
G B. Massedagli
Padua
Lyons
France
Kae Ogi
W. Vogel
Tone Neets
Berlin Physical Society
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Hecht
Storms and Franklin’s Weather Theory in 1887 Insight
A historical exploration of Benjamin Franklin’s storm observations and 19th century meteorology. The piece explains how storms form, travel northeast, and interact with pressure systems, wind directions, and isobars, aided by early weather maps and barometer readings.
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Atlantic
BassLer
Pithole the Romance of a Central Pennsylvania Town
A century ago hunter Rickerts found a ground hole and a vapor halo near the Allegheny River that drew settlers to Pithole. The site spurred oil wealth, a boom town growth to 15000, and a rapid collapse as wells proved dry. The author visits the bluff and debunks the romance, explaining a rocky crevice and warm air as the real cause of the supposed marvel.
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Alleheny River
Oil Creek
Pennsylvania
Pleasantville
Pithole Creek
Pithole
Thole
Queer Condensations and Notions on Negatives
An excerpt from the San Francisco Examiner discusses how negative forms such as not even not in not out and no ink are frequently condensed before vowels. It questions why privatives should not be consistently compounded to match common contractions and examples neven nin nout and nink with emphasis on phonetic simplification.
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San Francisco Examiner
Monkeys Trained to Harvest Hemp on Brazilian Farm
A Rio de Janeiro report notes twenty trained monkeys now cut hemp on a large Brazil hemp farm, marking a novel use of primates in agricultural labor.
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Brazil
Rio Janeiro
New Congressional Library to Be Largest in Washington
The foundations of the new congressional library building are being laid. It will surpass all except the Capitol in size and will cover 14,000 more feet than the British Museum. It will store every American book published and all public documents.
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Washington
Capitol
British Museum
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