POTAL ABSTINENCE PLEDGE MADE IN SOCIETY
A fragmented pledge item shows members forming a society to abstain from all spirituous and malt liquors wine or cider for mutual benefit health standing and families. The text lists names as signatories and emphasizes commitment to temperance.
Augusta W T A Society Officers Named
Dr Dantel Hook serves as president with Rev William J Hard as vice president and Hawkins Huff Esq and William Haines Jr as officers. L D Sallerstedt is treasurer with duties listed and the group titled Augusta W T A Society in the entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dantel Hook
WM. J. Hard
Bader
Iss Hawkins Huff
WM. Haines, Jr
L. D. Sallerstedt
Treaserse
Sharks and sailors capture a giant eleven foot sea monster
On a voyage from Batavia to Boston the Evening Star crews lure a twelve foot long shark with beef bait. After a hard haul the hook bites, the rope and ringbolt hold, and the shark is hoisted aboard amid cheers. The beast thrashes, damages gear, and is finally killed by Standell and Rollins with an axe, while the crew recounts peril and bravado at sea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Hatchway
Evening Star
Batavia
Boston
Kelson
Ben
Rascal
Standell
Bill Rollins
Ned Butler
Bill
Mr. Standell
Ned
Alec Fuller
Alec
Geas
Roye
Odd gesture of affection in Genoa described
A Genoa, New York man Lorenzo Patrick, long regarded as an upstanding figure, performed a singular act to show his love for his wife on the evening of Wednesday the 5th. The incident comes to light through strong local testimony and is noted as unusually odd by this paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asaea
Weil
Lorenzo
Patrick
Genoa
Lorenzo Patrick
Hydrophobia cures and wound treatment touted in Morristown notice
A Morristown New Jersey item reports doctors in New York offer guidance on mad dog bites before hydrophobia appears. It claims wound management and cautions against healing wounds, noting hospitals’ use of cleansing and cauterizing to prevent hydrophobia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morristown
New Jersey
Cliff
Bowery
New York
Johnathan Nixon
S. Allison
Great Copper Balloon In Paris Draws Scientific Interest
Fans of the copper balloon in Paris await public exposure as scientists anticipate its use to study electric phenomena. The device, built from copper sheets about 0.2 inch thick, measures large and weighs roughly 800 pounds, with demonstrations planned at the French Institute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Marcy Monge
French Academy
N. Y
Paris
Matty
French Institute
Pine Turpentine Farming Across Southern Pines
The essay describes turpentine production from pines along the southern coast, noting boxing the tree, collection into barrels, and the yearly yields. It details kiln fires that produce tar and coal from old wood, and the forest setting where this work supports thousands, with reflective musings on nature and kindness attributed to Upham.
Spirit of Love and Kindness in Nature
A fragment reflects on kindness as a natural force with divine efficacy. It claims kindness can tame even wild animals, citing a dog remembering and returning love, and suggests sadness can soften ferocity into enduring affection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upham
Courtship Tale From Down East Ends in Bold Question
Solomon Piper narrates a Down East courtship where an old man in distress finds relief with Miss Ofelia. He confesses a stomach ache and heartache, swears to desperate action, and is met with a blunt test of virtue. She asks if his mother knows he is out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Sam
Solomon Piper
The Path of Drinking From Saloon to Slum
A man does not rise by drinking says the piece. It contrasts a low grey shop beginning with ascent to a fashionable saloon and ends with descent to a stew and kennel. Moderation is urged for drinkers.
Judging by Appearances A Boston House Tale
A Yankee editor recalls a Boston visit where well dressed ladies mock a country man until he speaks clearly and reveals their misjudgment. He explains that appearances deceive and many in the city are also relatives of country folks, ending with a courteous farewell.
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Boston
Debby
Devil Losing Tail Seeks Quiet Bar For Lost Spirits
A wry note ponders where the devil would retreat if his tail vanished asking whether dram shops would grocery his de-tail of bad spirits and offer a quiet haven.
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