A Summer at The Rose and the Walter Sutton Affair
A narrator recalls a summer at Mrs. Margaret Sutton’s The Rose in London with her sister and Walter Sutton a famed socialite whose wealth and flirtations disturb the house. A perilous abduction attempt follows a moonlit chase ending in Sutton's death, while the heroine rescues Alice and contemplates an arranged match.
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Alice Leo
Southern cotton burden and the future of the southern economy
The piece argues cotton's dominance hurts Southern development, noting high transport costs, reliance on staples, and the need for diversified industries. It cites Abraham Lincoln era concerns, calls out King Cotton's hollow power, and urges industrial growth, skilled labor, and broader markets to strengthen the region.
General Jordan on Cuban affairs and slave emancipation
Washington correspondent reports General Jordan's informal interview with Heerelury Kish about Cuban insurgent sources, U S policy, and De Rodan's proclamation. Jordan criticizes Spain's war effort, notes slaves freed, describes Cuban civil government, coastguard controls, and a grim view of prisoner brutalities.
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Jae Han Moehives
Shesteamen Upton
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Gunn
Sardan
Dorian
Valmaseda
Walking erect promotes health and breathing ease
The text argues that walking erect improves appearance and health by relieving chest pressure and expanding lung air intake. It condemns braces as harmful and offers methods to maintain an upright posture by gazing at an object ahead or keeping the chin up to ease breathing and blood purification.
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Jeno
Lorse
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Iestantin
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Alien
Meining
Davis
Thayis
Walton Sutton
Rail and Church News Across a Turbulent Nation
The piece reports on Gen RH SORAPS arriving home in Lexington Virginia and plans for a June 16 conference in Switzerland. It notes inventions, whiskey gifts, San Francisco gatherings, and railroad survey work from Philadelphia to New York. It mentions Mormon power struggles in Salt Lake City, legal arrests, and enumerations starting June 1 as well as a fire at Cedar Keys Florida causing heavy losses.
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