When I Am Dead I Wish For Kind Deeds Not Grief
A reflective verse fragment urging loved ones to remember kindness over anger after death. It pleads for generous deeds, forgiving words, and gentle gazes toward the speaker’s memory, rather than sorrow and harsh judgment. The voice asks to be seen through warm memories and ongoing good will.
Across the Northwest Road to Portland and Dayton
A travel account from Vernon to Portland via Pomeroy Marengo Dayton and the Blue Mountains details farmland boom towns, labor wages, and growing rail links in eastern Washington Oregon and Idaho. It recalls Lewis and Clark routes, miners and traders, and vivid views of farmland gulches timber lands and river cascades near The Dells and Dayton Oregon.
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Vernon
Washington Territory
Blue Mountains
Washington
Omeroy
Garfield County
Pomeroy
Two Canon
Marengo
Lewis and Clark
Jeaae Hopkins
Dayton
Nissouri
Rocky Mountains
Pacific Ocean
Idaho
Oregon
The Utility of School Recesses Debate
A Boston Journal of Education editor praises Rochester New York's recess experiment for perfect satisfaction and health benefits while noting better discipline and fewer tardies. The author argues against abandoning recess stressing that physical vigor underpins moral and mental welfare and criticizes overemphasis on memorization over health and true development.
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Boston Journal of Education
Rochester
New York
Land Power in California Placers Promises New Arastra Method
The Los Angeles Herald describes a new arasta method using sand to drive an overshot wheel for placer gold in Meno and Inyo counties. Wind stores sand in a belt system, delivering it to the wheel and allowing repeated cycles during dry seasons. This cheap process could unlock desert mines hindered by dryness, using water only for drinking and ore moistening.
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Meno
Inyo
California
Los Angeles Herald
The First Canal Boat Laycock at Warren and Freeport
The Laycock, the first canal boat west of the Alleghenies, built at Warren now Apollo, was launched on the western division of the Pennsylvania canal. It carried Abner Laycock’s name, had Betts as captain, and the writer as helmsman. The boat faced leaks but sparked July 19 and inspired nationwide rejoicing as it reached Freeport and Pittsburgh, signaling a new era in canal travel.
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Alleghenies
Woerren
Apollo
Leechburg
Abner Laycock
Laycock
Warren
Benjamin FE. Betts
Leachburg
Pittsburg
Freeport
Leburg
Philadelphia
Newspapers and Literature Discussion on Writing Career Value
The piece argues that skilled writers in newspapers gain discipline, precision, and public address, enriching both journalism and broader authorship. It notes England and America show journalism supports literary development, improves earnings, and increases demand for written work, while many manuscripts remain unprinted due to market demand.
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England
Hhese
America
New York
Vision of a Broadway arcade under study in London
The former Secretary of the Treasury Win dom plans a bold London backed project to build a continuous arcade beneath Broadway New York with electric lighting daytime glass reflectors underground railway tracks and a double tier of stores The scheme would link rail and freight services with city traffic and quadruple property values along the route Engineers deem it practicable and claim there is business enough on Broadway for two thoroughfares
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the Treasury
Windom
London
Broadway
New York
San Francisco
St. Paul
Miner Narratives Echo Risks of the Industry
John W. Mackey recalls mining’s precarious nature while recounting his 1860 Ophir mine days and a modest salary. He notes the contrast with creditors and the stark fate of many workers, highlighting that many Massachusetts residents hold about 1400 dollars each.
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John W. Mackey
St. Paul
Parker's Tonic Publicity from Elgin Drug House
In Elgin Illinois G H Sherman praises Parker's Tonic as handy to have at home and best medicine. The ad claims it cures coughs colds purifies blood and aids kidney liver and lung diseases. Physicians commend it and prices range from five to ten cents to one dollar.
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Asa Bright
Buchu
Duke of Wellington
Thomas Picton
Mr. Toodles
Wmn
Hart
Elgin
Ir. G. H. Sherman
Parker
Mr. Sherman
Hiscox & Co
New York
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