Thoughts by the Way by Annie D Bradley
Excerpted religious prose urging service through suffering and patience. References Browning Milton and the Bible, urging readers to wait on the Lord when the path is dark.
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Newspaper
Athens Weekly Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1891
Page
17
Sunday Exposition Opening Debate Captures National Attention
The Sunday debate over opening the Columbian Exposition to visitors on Sundays is a national issue. The Independent reports strong support for closing gates on Sundays, while a minority favors restricted or unrestricted Sunday access based on responses from 119 Senators and Representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independent
Congress
Praying Boy Ponders How Best To Help Poor Children
A mother asks a kneeling boy how to bless poor children on a cold night. He suggests giving bread if he cannot buy cakes, then considers earning money, and finally offers to give half his seven pennies, four pennies, to help those in need.
Dead Man's Pocket Contains Dated Moral Precepts From Price
A steamboat disaster ended Stephen A. Price's life, and a worn scrap in his pocket lists maxims on virtue, honesty, and prudent living. The advice urges industrious living, truth, steady gains, avoiding debt, and self discipline, with a final quip about the Oconee river.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen A. Price
New York City
Lost child and Stranger meeting fill old pages
A notice recalls a lost little girl and a woman who replaced her with a doppelganger. It also recounts a tale of two Scotsmen meeting in Monterey and a railroad youth who proves his worth, urging boys to choose a fitting profession with care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owl
Thomas Scott
Pennsylvania
Scott
Preeckie
James Ran‘in
Boston
Dining Car Musings on Ice Cream and Hotel Life in 1891
A satirical piece by Edgar W. Nye reflects on dining car work and hotel standards. It pairs travel anecdotes with vivid scenes of ice cream murals, kitchen chaos, and the rhythm of managing stock, cash, and service while traveling at speed. Nye also riffs on Jay Gould and Drexel Morgan connections in a mock anecdote about a Texas traveler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay Gould
Edgar W. Nye
Sweetseead
Diogenes
Mr. Delmonico
Charlie Deimonico
Texas
New York
Sol
Association Hall
Dallas
Drexel, Morgan & Co
Gould
Western Union
Jay
Kansas City Safe Deposit and Savings Bank
Drexel, Morgan & Co.'s
Kansas City
Kansas
Romance of the Beard Elixir
A beardless youth Jack Slocum seeks help from a drug dealer to end his life after a rejected marriage claim revealing his despair and a rumored transformation. The narrative notes his appearance and lament as he abandons his youthful hue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Slocum
Removing Warts on Animals Caustic Treatments Discouraged
A historical note argues against caustic agents for animal warts noting slow action and risk to owner and patient. It favors ligature removal when possible to cut blood supply, with cautions about bleeding on large growths and the need to tie or sear vessels.
The Double Hitch and Beekeeping Notes in 19th Century Collected Text
The piece discusses surgical use of the double hitch knot to remove large warts, emphasizing tight constriction to cut off blood supply. It also reports on a New York beekeepers convention debating honey plants, with views favoring alfalfa clover and comparisons to white clover and Chapman honey plant. Additional poultry notes cover incubation, broilers, and hen management, plus general farming wisdom and religious reflections.
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New York
Chapman
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Eorror
Annie D. Bradley
Earth
Milton
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Rover
Oconee
Children’s Department
Sue
Merriest
Companola
California
United States
David Spense
Pacific Coast
Monterey
Don
Don David Spense
Don David
Tom Scotch
Spense
Barclay
Bill Nye
Russia
Connecticut
Kentucky
New Jersey
Pierce
Buffalo
N. Y
Nevitt
Prince Avenue
Jack ‘Talmadge
Clarance Adams
Horace Garebald
Messrs
Hooper and
Herty
First Methodist Church
R. D. Clancy
Athens
Mark Lane Express
Farm Journal
Xrace
Worthington
Chakrles Mokeis
Hetate Sis
Fenufacturing Co
Gia
Board of
Virveties
Laceyr
H. Hardy
Tate
Georgi
Gace
Ais
Iit
E. Ke Superior Cou
Takeo Yau
Glorgia
Evant
Athenaaeum
Hos Court
Seid Corporation
Banzin & Tung
J. K. Keng
Superior Court of
Seid Corny
Eorgls
Clarke County
Oninej
R.K. Reaves
Edward Lilly
S. M. Herbington Orley
May Law
Clarke
Marke
Georgia
L. Newton Wade
Tt Ghandler
Cordea
Clarke Superior
Baxter Street
Said Street
Seperwr Court of
Ox County
U& Sole
Lowing
College Ave
Willie
Illiford
Thurmond
Othe
WB. Hale
John T. Anderson
D' el Milkley
the Weekly Banner
Great Democratic Organ
Osstoria
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