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Newspaper

Wilson Mirror

Location

Wilson, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 12, 1890

Page

2

Strange miscellany of sea tales and oddities across lands

A long digest of curiosities covers a shark encounter with Captain Corkey’s ship in the Red Sea. European royal hair dye tales. Chinese border forts. partridge deaths from lightning in Silesia. small-pox coin theory. Bethesda pool discovery. barley yield from a single head. accidental injuries showing insurance payouts. hornbill nesting behavior. plum tart contest in Vienna. chimney sweeps vs self-cleaning homes. a long-departed African-American elder’s reminiscences. a Maine land sale with no bidders. and other scattered anecdotes from around the world.

Ancient Chinese agriculture under Tcheou Kung and land system

A summary from Popular Science Monthly recounts how 1100 B C under Tcheou Kung hydraulic noria devices raised water for irrigation, created state aided farms, and established equitous social structure with tenants owning nearly fifteen acres while the state held a ninth tract. It notes equal wealth and provision across society. The piece adds a South Carolina state historian’s finding that most alleged centenarians prove younger by five to eight years.

B. C Won-Weng Tcheou-Kung Popular Science Monthly Tur South Carolina

First Well Opens in New York Gas Fields Revealed

The article traces natural gas history from 1821 in Fredonia New York to modern distribution. It notes Findlay Ohio growth from 6,000 to 30,000, high pressure lines, and electric efficiency gains for Pittsburgh and Indiana fields. It cites rising displacements of coal by gas and plans to ship gas to New York and Philadelphia.

New York United States Fredonia Chatauqua County N. Y Murraysville Pittsburg Pennsylvania Ohio Indiana Hancock, Wood Anglaize Mercer Findlay Trenton Karg Hamilton County Gas) Trust Company Howard County

Western red cedar of Washington described in Seattle Post-Intelligencer

The Seattle Post-Intelligencer extols Washington’s western red cedar, noting its massive trunks, weather resistance, and solitary silence amid storms. It contrasts the tree with Eastern junipers, and adds a collage of unrelated ad-like passages about smoke, real estate, cures, and advertisements.

Seattle Washington Olympic Mountains

Novel Heating System Changes Trinity Church Interiors

A new indirect radiation heating system for Trinity Church requires removing all tiling and digging wide trenches in aisles and chancel. Hot air will travel through conduits to radiators under each pew, with galvanized iron moldings concealing the units. The Trinity Corporation will install its own power plant, at an estimated cost of $29,000.

Trinity Church Trinity Corporation New York Witness

Death of a Good Old Indian Tillamook Chief

The Tillamook Bay region mourns the death of Old Adam Tillamook an Indian chief who witnessed the first ship entering the Columbia River. Reported ages range from 100 to 150 years. He was known for abstaining from drink and tobacco and was remembered as a good man. Only about twenty are-blooded Tillamook remain amid the tribe’s decline due to civilization.

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The Act of Breathing and Lungs in Everyday Life

An excerpt from a Boston Herald piece explains respiration rates in adults and children, noting about 20 000 breaths daily for a healthy person and roughly two breaths per minute at rest. It references alveolar surface area and the daily air exchange.

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