Common Sense prayer in Boston Transcript
A reflective verse praising common sense as the guiding light to temper conflict, protect health, and preserve peace amid life’s changes. The poem asks for divine blessing on practical wisdom to navigate daily duties, speech, and decisions.
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Boston Transcript
Caerlyon Sees Beauty Bloom In Wife Mary Queen Of Scots
In a London studio Caerlyon, a frail yet fiery painter, debates models for his grand Mary Queen of Scots canvas. His wife Lilla, initially dismissed as merely pretty, quietly proves transformative as his work nears completion. Capt. Wiltshire, a flirt, causes friction, then departs, while Caerlyon endures rain and worry to ensure Lilla's safety. The tale ends with Caerlyon declaring the beauty he sought has arrived and promising a true portrayal.
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Caerlyon
Vierpont Morgans
Carelyon
Lula
Lilla Saerlyon
Mary Queen of Scots
Holyrood
Lilla
Capt
Wiltshire
Cousin Stanley
Lilvia
Capt. Wiltshire
Tie
Chelsea
Ile
Bond Street
Penny Cup
Lilla Caerlyon
Trisles
Stanley
Mickintosh
Wilshire
Bigs
Iris
London Telegraph
Poultry, Corn, and Clover Notes From Indiana Farmer
Agricultural brief covers poultry care tips including disease removal, grit needs, and winter exercise. outlines National Corn Growers Association plan to improve yields and marketing. Also compares Alsike clover to red clover, seed needs, hardiness, bee value, and sowing guidance from Indiana Farmer.
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Indiana
Attorney recounts whistle timing in railroad fatality tale
A New York lawyer recalls a rail company case where a section hand was killed by an express train. The widow sued for damages and a key witness admitted the whistle blew after the man was struck. The attorney questions why the whistle would warn Morgan if the man had already died.
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New York
Harper’s Weekly
Suspended Interest Quips on Curiosity and News Fame
A literary exchange cited in the Washington Star features Miss Cayenne noting a writer’s habit of delaying revelations to the next chapter, while commenting on the ease with which men accept flattering newspaper tales about themselves.
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Miss Cayenne
Washington Star
Marking Pigs and Molasses in Stock Feed Notes
A historical column covers pig ear notching as a marking system with specific notch codes for litters, followed by discussion of molasses use as stock food from 1811 to 1890, then tips on sow nutrition before farrowing and piglet development, and a note on the American Locomotive Company supplying equipment for the South Manchurian railway at Dalny.
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National Corn Growers’ Association
America
University of Wisconsin
Dairy School
Wm. H. Beverwood
Indiana
Hermstadt
Stockhardt
Henneburg
Stohman
Germany
France
Russia
England
Europe
Louisiana
Texas
River Plate Review
Indiana Farmer
Americar, Locomotive Company of
Richmond, Va
Dalny
Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Endorsed by Satisfied Patient
A Columbus woman writes that Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound helped her through the Change of Life reducing nervousness headaches and other symptoms. The letter promotes the longstanding remedy and invites other sick women to seek advice from Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts. New vegetables include an Australian cabbage with multiple hearts a Rhodesian African cucumber and Jayvag inongri edible padded radish with crisp pods and pleasant flavors.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
E. Hanson
E. Long St
Columbus
Ohio
Mrs. Pinkham
Australia
Rhodesia
Naming the Tiger in Paris Crowd Demands Change
A Sunday crowd at the Jardin des Plantes reacts to a Bengal tiger labeled Le Tigre Royal after Louis Philippe's overthrow. The crowd insists the name be changed to Le Tigre National, and authorities comply on the spot.
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Louis Philippe
Jardin Des Plantes
London Academy
Flatterer Convict Imitates Signature on Check
A prison visitor quotes a convict admitting to flattery of a rich person and attempting to mimic a signature on a check as a form of deception. The remarks are cited from Tit-Bits in a dated, lighthearted clipping.
Postum Helps Nervous Music Student Regain Practice
A musician credits Postum with calming nerves that previously hindered daily practice. The student, advised by a physician father, drinks Postum instead of coffee from September to November and resumes full study. The testimonial, signed by the Postum Company, promotes the beverage as superior and urges others to try it.
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Postum
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville