Logan Iowa Politician Bolter Address Draws Audience
Mr Bourer of Logan a former Democratic congressional candidate addressed about one hundred people in Opera Hall. Col Hoggatt led the meeting with Parley Sheldon in the chair. The remarks were described as thin and unconvincing with critique of long past histories and present duties.
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Improbable Street Meeting Ends in Odd Drainage Scene
On Tuesday in front of the post office Bros. Paine of the Representative and Ballou of the Watchman staged a dramatic encounter. A bag of comic misrule and a torn pocket piece led to tears, a briny puddle, and a tobacco cud split by the marshal amid Democrat greenback hues.
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Satan
Shadow at the Western Gateway
A speaker pursues distant heights and regional wonders seeking glory and nature’s beauty. At the peak a graybeard guide named Tima blocks further ascent with a stern halt, saying the day grows late and to pass on.
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Graybeard Tima
New York Truth on Cruelty to Children and Parental Care
A New York Truth column defends the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children while criticizing sensational meddling and public displays around child welfare cases. It argues danger lies in circumstances and society’s exploitation of vulnerable children amid reform zeal.
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Molasses Hatcap Robbery At New York Grocery
In New York City at the corner of Washington and West Eleventh streets a German grocer John H. Vonderholen imprudently aids a stranger with a ten dollar note. Two men enter, claim a bet on molasses hats, and the robber plasters a hat of molasses over one man’s eyes while another steals the money.
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Lord Brougham’s Rest After Queen Caroline Defence
Report describes Lord Brougham returning home after a brilliant defence of Queen Caroline and retiring to bed with strict orders not to be disturbed. The household obeys as terror and astonishment grow, while his remarkable recuperative power sustains an extraordinary daytime workload.
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The Cities of the Civilized World Growth Explored
The Chicago Tribune laments urban growth outpacing rural areas as cities attract population worldwide. It notes the countryside feeds cities with grain and labor while urban centers concentrate wealth and power, tracing census shifts from 1700 to 1890 showing rising city shares.
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France
Primitive man endured same diseases as modern humanity
The article argues that skeletons from stone age races show diseases like rheumatism cancers and malarial troubles. It contends civilized life brings better health, while savages faced harsher conditions and fear driven by untutored beliefs and witchcraft.
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Beneti
Crown diadem for ruler of all the Russias hints at soon
The New York Tribune notes a coming crown for the ruler of all Russia next May. It recalls czar Nicholas and the Kremlin storing sixteen crowns, with likely additions since. Alexander I. may already claim a new crown as he calls himself lord of Turkestan.
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Princess Louise Arrives In Bermuda With Luggage Parade
A New York Times Bermuda letter details Princess Louise arriving with fifteen trunks and packing cases, a mockingbird, and a bear skin robe. Police check gives way to curiosity as sailors unload luggage at the Royal Bermuda Yacht Club amid local dignitaries and a proud Bermudian carrier.
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Shall We Rise Early Aunt Comfort in Minneapolis Tribund
The writer rejects the old theory of early rising and argues for later hours. They claim farm life can permit waking around 7 or 5 but city life forces earlier starts. They describe the discomfort of early alarms in darkness and criticise the necessity of rising before dawn.
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The Girl Who Can but Wait and Wait
Art Interchange discusses the fate of the society debutante left unwed after her first season. It contrasts the “old maid” stigma with women who gain distinction through independence, suggesting marriage as a social pressure and calling for a shift away from matrimony as the sole measure of value.
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Ladies cook mutton and broth in instructive lesson
In a table crowded kitchen scene Mrs Parioa guides a group of women through preparing scraggy neck mutton. They cut meat from bones, separate fat and gristle, and simmer meat with turnips onion and barley into broth while learning proper technique and aromas.
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New York Tribune
Sneee Methene
Simple Plant Experiments With Acorn and Turnip Ornaments
Instructions describe hanging an acorn by a cotton loop in a water filled glass to form an egg shaped ornament and using a hollowed turnip as another experiment. Notes emphasize careful handling of leaves, removing the turnip bottom, cleaning and filling the cavity, and observing growth patterns to learn taste and refinement through patient observation.
A Lie is Forever. A moral tale from a Philadelphia Times item
A child questions which is worse a lie or theft and concludes lies last forever. The Philadelphia Times also notes President Arthur’s faultless dress and mentions Mrs McElroy and family. The Great Eastern steamer sits idle at Milford Haven with no good sale or profit prospects.
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Brown's Iron Brrrers Health Claim
An advertisement extols iron as the foundation of life and claims Brown's Iron Brewers purify and enrich blood without causing tooth staining, headaches, or constipation. It asserts iron restores core health and deters disease through a purifier and strengthener.
Fragmentary Baltimore health note on tonics and illness
A short, garbled Baltimore fragment from February 12 mentions a friend and a tonic named Tastee kee with phrases about a terrible disease and care by a doctor. The legible parts reference Brown's secretive esoteric remedy and a testimonial from Avoram Puttis.
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Donaghan
James Ross Gold Watch Case Proves Superior Quality
Advertising claims James Ross' Gold Watch Cases contain more pure gold than many so called solid gold types. Poor grade 44 to 10 karat cases flood the market, selling at 5 or 6 karat equivalents. The ad warns against thin or soft cases that corrode or break, urging buyers to choose James Ross' proven design, made for almost thirty years.
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