How An Englishman Lives Across The Global Table
A passage from Longman's Magazine as quoted by Sir Edwin Arnold catalogs vast global origins of everyday foods and goods enjoyed by an Englishman. It links coffee to Brazil or Java, sugar to the Nile, Orinoco, and ships laden with tea from Asia, with many nations contributing to meals and comforts.
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Russia
India
South Carolina
China
Assam
Singhalese
Nile
Orinoco
Greece
Canada
Norway
Patna
Rangoon
Equator
Chicago
Brittany
Elsinore
Odda
Belgium
Bavaria
Mississippi Flats
Antilles
Sir Edwin Arnold
Longman's Magazine
Costly carelessness and alertness in machinery work
A Chattanooga Tradesman excerpt warns that familiarity breeds danger in industrial settings. It cites risky acts, from loose vigilance to reckless demonstrations, stressing that accidents persist even with precautions and only luck limits losses. The piece notes railway scale and animal appetite passages amid varied topics.
Creosote and Its Reported Battle Against Consumption
Dr Warner of the French hospital in New York cites extensive use of creosote in phthisis over four years, noting improved general condition, better appetite, reduced night cough, and absence of hemoptysis after treatment. He also endorses antiseptic inhalations with creosote and a vapor regimen as supportive care.
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Warner
New York City
Medical Journal
New Yc York Ledger
Cresses In Drawings and Olive Consumption Noted
A Brooklyn Eagle note explains a method to flatten creases in engravings by moisture and heat using pins blotter and printer boards. A Chicago Herald item remarks olives as a growing staple in the United States with New York leading urban consumption among Mediterranean immigrant communities.
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Avan
Brooklyn Eagle
Ollvess
United States
New York
Chicago
Party remark prompts sting in Boston transcript
A fragmentary quotation recalls Miss Smarte criticizing a speaker after a party last night. The Boston Transcript notes the remark as a claim that she would not have spoken so sharply had she known the speaker more thoroughly.
Distressing Ains Quote on Air Dependence
A contemporary asks how long one can live without air and notes it depends on the air. Most people could endure without some of the airs popular in the past year, as quoted in Buffalo Quips.
Dr Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets Promote Liver Action
An advertisement describes how disordered liver and digestion cause fatigue and bilious symptoms. It claims Pleasant Pellets rouse the liver and digestive tract, invigorating the whole system, correcting constipation, sour stomach, dyspepsia, and related ailments. The copy targets thin or weak individuals needing improved food assimilation.
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Pierce
Moguettes Introduce New Lines At Half Price In Barrie
The leading carpet house of Barrie promotes a new line of Moguettes and Axminsters via a December announcement. They boast vast stock, newest designs, and invite all to view. They claim unique pricing around half of last year and feature the P. N. Corset as sole agents alongside Crompton Corset offerings.
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Barrie
FR S
P. N
Crompton
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