Charley Quedglington Dies Down from St Aldate's
Charley Quedglington faces discipline at St. Aldate's after intervening to help a governess under assault on a Watlingbury-bound train. The Dean orders him sent down for the term, citing his reckless conduct and disobedience, while Miss Gertrude, related to the archdeacon, becomes entangled in the events at the college and station.
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Fredgiineton
AY Neler Ace
Charley
Cummings
Joe Altiebosings
St. Aldate
Reis
Soamford
Lough
Such
Mai
Mike
Emil Iit
Gordon
St. Aldate's
Quedglington
St. Aldate’s
Newham
Girton
Watlingbury
Chariley
Carley
Indi
Certai
Iglington
Domine Sampson
Gertrude
Mr. Quedglington
Richard
Charley Quedglington
Mrs. '8
Archdeacon
London Society
Granary of the World by H Edmonds on American cereals
Grain expert H Edmonds reviews the rise of wheat exports from 1839 to 1880 and the growing role of flour in exports. He notes shifting proportions toward flour, regional production totals for 1871 and 1880, and the need for cheaper routes to Europe amid rising global competition in Chili, the East Indies and Australia.
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H. Edmonds
Baltimore Journal of Commerce
Europe
Edmonde
New England
Middle States
Slail
Bedéneely
James River
Edmonds
Chili
East Indies
Australia
Women and Fashion's Burden in Historical Debate
An essay argues that women's clothing restricts movement and dulls sensibilities while men's attire is practical and freeing. It critiques fashion norms, cites historical patterns, and questions gender superiority linked to dress, urging reforms in women’s wardrobe and broader social roles.
Waterbury area lawsuits over mine furnace destruction damages
Smelting furnaces at the El oer mines near Waterbury Vermont were destroyed. Farmers in the vicinity have filed heavy damage suits against the mine owners for compensation.
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Waterbury
The farmer as a model of health and vigor
Dr. Hannaford argues farmers are the healthiest labor group due to full muscular development, abundant fresh air, sunlight, and control over work. He contrasts it with mechanics who use fewer muscles and risk imbalanced growth and poorer health.
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Ashington
Amon
Hannaford
Unselfish Williard Osha Receives Unexpected Wealth
Lieutenant Williard Osha, son of a Mormon leader, refused disputes over his father’s estate and accepted shares in railroad stock. The stock later rose in value, making him one of the wealthier heirs while his siblings regret their haste.
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Williard Osha
West Point
Local Boy Aids Cow Route Ends in Narrow Escape
In Muddy Creek Texas a six year old girl guiding a cow along a road was pursued by a cougar. Neighbors who heard the commotion intervened as the animal attacked the girl’s pursuer and the cougar was shot.
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Muddy Creek
Texas
International Sunday School Lesson Highlights
Lesson selections cover Jesus before Pilate and His crucifixion from Mark 15 1 15, His Resurrection Mark 16 4 9, and the after Resurrection message. The text notes themes for the school review with variations in date and language, reflecting diverse readers.
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Jesus
Not to Plant Seeds Too Deep in Moral Ground
A sermon in the S. S. Times argues against overloading seeds with commentary. It compares seed depth to moral instruction, urging brief, germinal words. It warns parents teachers and preachers not to bury truth under excessive soil of remark, and emphasizes the word as seed needing light and air to germinate.
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God
S. S. Times
Christianity Is Growing Steadily, Not Demanding Decay
The article argues against fears of Christian decline, saying Christianity is advancing in numbers, geography, and in the quality of its adherents. It describes congregations as calm and secure, with sermons that affirm life, immortality, and righteousness, contrasting with views of drift and chaos.
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Lister
Arctic voyage proves crew could endure over two years
Engineer Melville notes the Jeannette voyage shows an Arctic expedition can last more than two years without any officer or crew succumbing to poetry. He calls this unprecedented compared with Austrian, French, Danish, or British expeditions.
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Melville
Austria
France
Denmark
England
Coast historian Pyne Bancroft plans thirty volume history set
A hinted biography notes Pyne Bancroft, a wealthy merchant turned coastal historian, who began life in Ohio and is said to be compiling an extensive coast history across 30 volumes, with uncertain dates and details.
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Pyne Bancroft
Coast
San Fra
Ohio
Boo
A Telling Law
Mr Charles Law Jr says rheumatism and neuralgia plagued him ten years and after trying remedies found St Jacobs Oil wonderful per Pottstown Ledger.
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Law
Charles Law, Jr
St. Jacobs Oil
Pottstown
Kingston oarsman touts St Jacobs Ulla cure
Mer Ep Taicxerr of Kingston Canada claims a sure cure for rheumatic material in a New York Clipper vignette. The misread names and garbled text suggest a pseudo historical note about an oarsman praising a remedy labeled St Jacobs Ulla.
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Mer
Taicxerr
Kingston
Canada
St Jacobs Ulla
New York Clipper
Crowd tracks stir on city street after incident
A Detroit Post report describes a chaotic urban scene as onlookers speculate about an unseen event. An elderly man pockets something, prompting questions about injuries and danger while crowds disperse when the man resumes his errands.
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Wilow Bedett
Detroit Post
The Precious Blood and Dr Guysett's Remedy
The passage extols blood as a vital life element and warns that thin blood invites disease. It promotes Dr Guysett's Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilia as a blood purifier that strengthens circulation and expels poisonous humors to restore vitality.
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Guysett
Dr Guysett’s Blood Purifier Elixir Toasted in Text
Fragmentary ad copy extols Dr Guysett's Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla as the best blood purifier. The damaged lines hint at indigestion relief and medicinal claims but are unreadable in parts.
Remarkable recovery from Bright's Disease sparks medical warning
A Rochester physician recounts his six year ordeal with Bright's Disease and kidney failure. He credits Warner's Safe Liver Cure for his revival after doctors failed, urging public caution about neglect and outlining the remedy's impact. He plans public lectures to share his experience and warning.
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Democrat and Chronicle
Rochester
N. Y
The
Ell
Eaven
America
Maine le Caiterate
Bright
Tor
Foote
St. Paul's Church
Corinthian Academy of Music
Warner
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