Chautauqua notes and Niagara trip reflections July 20 1891
A teacher writes from Chautauqua and travels through Jamestown Clayton and the St Lawrence region. The account describes concerts lectures at the amphitheater, a Greek style Hall of Philosophy, and a miniature Holy Land exhibit. It covers Niagara Falls Toronto Montreal and city sights, plus a suicide at Niagara. The letter ends with travel plans back to New York.
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Chatauqua
Jamestown
Lake Chatauqua
Chatsugna
Prof. Finger
Apollo Quartett
Beaton
Mise Donally
Chicago Conservatory
Floyer
Hosaini
Chatsaqua
St .Athens
Dempathenis
Philippica
Acropolis
Cha~tgugna
Hall of Philosophy
Athenasuna
Delsarte
Chhatangqua
Vincent
U. S
Holy Land
Jorden
Jerusalem
Bethlehem
Dead Ses
River Jorden
Palestine
Clayton
N. Y
St Lawrence River
Thousand Islands
Snd
Charles— Ton
New York
Lake Ontario
Nisg—ara Fulla
Ope
Warner
Hla
Pullman
Sleeping Car Fame
Tris
J-2
Tolland
Ao Island
Alasandria Bay
St. Lawrence
Montreal
Canada
British North America
Chaplain
George
Hudson River
Niagara
Toronto
St. Peter's
Rome
John Haglao
Hanland Island
Kion
Busine
Horticultural Gardena
A Short Engagement at Columbus and Watsons Farm
A humorous local tale tells of James Watson a neat bachelor farmer four miles north of Columbus. A friend arranges a quick marriage to widowed Mrs Warren after describing Watson’s favorable setup. The minister marries them. Watson resumes plowing within half an hour, declaring the field his wife and the corn his business.
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Columbus
Kunsan
James Watson
Watson
Germany
Gideon W. Marah
Keyatona Bank
Philadelphia
van Dyck
Rutland
Sud
W. B. Worsham
Henrietta
Texas
Catarrh cure touted with $100 reward claim
An advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as a universal remedy with a $100 reward for failure. The notice claims the treatment acts systemically and strengthens the patient’s constitution. Also in brief items a man in Wilkes-Barre killed by a snakebite and a farmer Lou Hepburn fatally injured by a pronged fork accident in Kansas.
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Wilkenbarre
Timothy
Kenens
Lou Hepburn
Hepburn
Family Worship Urged as Daily Duty and Spiritual Education
A sermon urges all heads of households to maintain the family altar despite excuses of lack of time or ability. Reading prayers or using prepared forms is acceptable, and regular worship educates both adults and children, with lasting influence beyond immediate results. It cites Luther and notes visitors may be moved to faith after short exposure.
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Alliance
Dalton
Cedartown
Marisia
Milton
Missouri
Carl
Chickamauga
Rome
Byrd
Auburn Culleys
Ospisio Phil Byrd
Tha
Bion Ann
Martin Luther
Anya
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Anderson
Sullivan Hardware CO
Tyson & Jones
North Carolina
Sylvester Bleckley Company
M.D
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Brooklyn
Murray Street
N.Y
Honga Path
Poaseasion
J.B. Donald
Hones Path
Toly
F.L. Naramore
Thaghers
Wardlaw
Bill Arp
Sudetley
Eays
Bt. Simon’s
Tan
Masons
Macon
Gainesville
Brapawick
Salt Springs
Chicago
Odd Fellows
Knights of Honor
Knights of Pythiae
Knights of Labor
Knights of Jericho
Scylla
Charybdis
Simon Peter
Masons and Sons of Temperance
Bible Societies
Washington
James Gilteath
Chicaco
John J. DeaGaris
Milwaukes
Tremont House
John J. Coughlin
Washington Park
Coughlin
Tremont
Mr. Coughlin
Mr. de Garis
Ds Garia
Abe
Mr da Garis
Sherman Street
Edan
Bucklew
Arnica
Bill Bros
Ita
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Ohio
Dakota
Europe
Austria
United States
Capitaliata
Capa May Court House
N.J
Africa
Ashantes
Athens
Michigan
California
Maine
Jasper County
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Gloggiatz
Lomering
Vienna
Union Pacific
Columbia River
Vancouve Washington
Oregon