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Newspaper

Wilson Mirror

Location

Wilson, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 26, 1892

Page

2

Strange Tales and Oddities From Far and Wide

A collage of curiosities reports horses shod without shoes and a horseman’s durable hoof care, a Paris wedding that collapses as the groom vanishes, cowboys lull stampedes with songs, lost money legends, bear bounty tales, a deaf and dumb Paris club using signals, a Yosemite stage crash caused by hornets, Missouri freaks, caterpillar explodes on rails, odd flora and fauna notes, and a nine letter Spanish verb.

Dr. Wharton London Lancet Ivry Paris France Francois Marie Monsieur le Maire Mariana Night Watch Antour Batfour Andrews Watson Hollow Catskills New York City Montparnasse America Yosemite California Inspiration Point Yosemite Valley Missouri City Moberly Lingfield Daviess County Bates County Missouri Canadian Pacific Maine Ashburnham Mass Fitchburg New Brunswick Washington United States Fish Commission Arabia Aden

Sand Blast Revival for Stone Engraving Expands Use

The article notes renewed interest in applying the sand blast to engraving stone. A cheap hardened paper masks the surface, outlines are cut away, and blasting then shapes the stone for sharper outlines and delicate tracery. New York Witness.

New York Witness

Electricity From the Carpet

A dentist reported shocks to patients from metallic instruments after walking on a carpet. Experiments showed shocks occurred only with fully metallic tools or uninsulated handles, and only when the dentist had charged his body by walking on the carpet.

New York

Rare Capable Help Highlighted In Laborer Claims

A Clay Worker writer laments scarcity of capable officials and workers from office boys to superintendents, noting the value of steady workshop leaders who lift others. Queensland plans rabbit control as NSW faces infestation, while US mineral reports show 1890 output and 1891 activity. Pineapple juice touted as remedy. European agricultural literature expands. Shipbuilding on Great Lakes anticipates 1893 boom with 47000 tons under contract. Jersey Island intensifies farming. Turkey urged to boost poultry export. Yale creates psychology chair. ancient Goliah tows in Puget Sound.

Queensland Australian New South Wales Brisbane Department of the Interior of the United States David T. Day St. Louis Globe-Democrat Great Lakes Jersey Suernsey New York Times Turkey Constantinople France

Indian Surgery and Healing Techniques in Forest Tribes

Dr Hingston notes Native methods for fractures and transport using flexible sapling stretchers, bark bed supports, and moss padding. He praises rapid bone union, primitive self amputation with calm, and widespread use of warm fomentations, steam baths, herbal remedies, and ritualized healing practices.

Hingston British Medical Association Nottingham London Europe Ambrose Pare

Reliable Pancake and Cauliflower Recipes from Pleasing Kitchen

Simple pancake recipe uses one pint milk six eggs and butter for eight to ten cakes. Cauliflower dishes include gratin and creamy soup with Parmesan crumb topping and a side of pate a choux bites.

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Odd Treasures of the Sea Discover Ship Remains

Divers near New Jersey report finding the hull of a roughly 600 ton warship buried in mud off Orchard Shoals near Sandy Hook. The vessel likely dates to the 1780s and lies near an American wreck buried under sediments. A chest with unreadable papers, solid hull balls, and a blown captain’s oar were noted as artifacts.

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