Sunday church services and schedules list
Baptist Church led by Rev A Bennett as pastor holds services at 10345 am and 7 30 pm. Sunday school at 11 am prayer meeting Thursday at 7 30 pm. Scars tree Rev Wilberforce Wells rector Martins and Evensong Sunday 10 45 am and 4 pm Holy Communion first Sunday each month at 10 15 am Other Sundays and Holy Days at 7 30 am. Sunday School at 1 70 am. Seats free. FLO Church led by Rev M E Brown holds services every other Sunday at 10 45 am. MARY S CATHOLIC CHURCH led by Rev P Berkery has services every Sunday morning and Sunday school at 2 am.
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Something New and Palatable Breakfast Drink Ad
A brief advertisement touts a new and palatable breakfast drink alongside mowing machine oils Paris Green and other seasonal goods offered for sale. The snippet highlights a practical mix of household and garden products typical of a local shop catalog.
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Bissell Promotes Furniture Line in Belmont Ad
Belmont NY retailer J H Bissell touts the largest and best furniture line in the county with low prices and invites customers to call early for deals.
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Corsets and scent bottles echo ancient fashion rituals
The article traces historic dress and beauty practices from ancient Greece to Renaissance and Victorian eras. It discusses corsets, whalebone girdles, and remedies to shape the body, along with early perfume bottles, jewelry cases, and scent carriers. It weaves in references to Ovid, Antony, and fashion’s evolution through centuries.
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Dream leads to body found near bridge in Lincoln County
The Bath Times reports belief in dreams spreading after the discovery of Elbridge Cal at Dresden. A brother in law followed a dream to an old stone bridge where Cal’s body was found in a stream. A patent office note lists odd inventions and a humorous list accompanies the story.
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Bee sting cure for rheumatism stated in Vienna report
The Medicinische Presse reports Dr. Tere in Vienna claims bee stings cure rheumatism after swelling reaches a point where bone hardens to resist further effect. He treated 175 cases with 39,000 stings and now keeps bees on site for this work while warning of fake honey and notes about coffin peddler Boxem Brown in New Mexico.
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Daily Bread Across Races Literal or Cultural View
Anarchic quote discusses daily bread as a universal food but claims its use varies by race. It asserts Caucasian prevalence while noting rice in China and bread on the tables of the rich in Spain and America. It cites Indians, Hindus, and African tribes with rice millet porridge tree fruits and goats.
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Immense Possum Orchard at Throckmorton Farm
A Griffin Georgia correspondent visits Mr. William Throckmorton near Griffin to view a ten acre persimmon grove that shelters seven to eight hundred possums. The showpiece, misread as fruit, reveals feeding chaos as a wheelbarrow full of scraps invades the scene and possums mob for ravenous feast before seasonal fattening for market. Throckmorton ships five hundred possums yearly to eastern points, many to Washington alive for “baked possum and taters.”
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Partial Critic and the Portland Opera Glasses Tale
A fragment of verse recalls a twenty year old dear, with notes on education and taste in poets. The second piece recounts a London wedding story where a pair of opera glasses misplaced at a club causes a humorous misadventure and a courteous settlement.
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American Visitor Delights in English Club Titles
An American guest recounts hearing numerous noble ranks in English clubs and notes the playful misnaming by staff. A waiter mistakes him for a marshal after a joke about rank. The anecdote, linked to Marshall P. Wilder, recalls how a waiter’s quip fixed a title briefly on the speaker.
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Georgia
The
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Marshal
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Hand Hygiene Urged to Prevent Typhoid and Other Diseases
The article explains how germs from money and common objects transfer typhoid, scarlet fever, diphtheria, and smallpox. It stresses immediate thorough hand washing before meals as essential for health, noting cleanliness as both decency and a sanitary ordinance.
Virtue and Charm in Early Letter on Conduct
A columnist cites Bishop Middleton on virtue that offends when paired with forbidding manners. He argues virtue should be approachable, praising a good young man for wit and wisdom to win friends and ease his path in life.
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Stranglied by a Dog Child Fatality in Kentucky
A Kentucky farming family recounts a tragic accident near Ludlow where a 13 month old child died after a puppy and a loose chain entangled and choked the baby in the presence of the mother. The incident was observed by Mrs Toward, with emergency efforts failing to revive the child. Cincinnati Enquirer report notes.
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Cincinnati Enquirer
Woman Helps Husband Break Insomnia With Gentle Sleep Cures
Mrs George W Ogilvie recounts how personal magnetism and familiar routines eased her husband into sleep after years of wakefulness. She cites Dr Ford and notes insomnia grows with modern life, urging women and nurses to learn sleep techniques to aid family health.
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Micawber and international satire in Harper's Bazar
The piece mocks ostentatious claims by Micawber and foreign officials in a satirical critique. It references Klapka seeking high pay from McClellan during the Civil War era and condemns perceived American farce in global manners and literature. The column argues Americans endure constant lecturing and laments European rebukes as retribution.
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The River Wears On But Love Remains The Measure Of Time
A meditation on human nature and enduring love across civilizations. It contrasts mortality with timeless affection, imagining a wandering angel discovering tokens of eternity amid ruins. The passage references a Penobscot tale of a log wedged at Ripogenus Falls and a firescape at a ledge.
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New Orleans Picayune
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The Keeper and the Boarding House Exchange
A stranger in a city boarding house engages a quiet lady in dining room banter about being fed by the landlady and the notion of a menagerie. Another reader mentions a neighbor with a speech impediment and a tongue in cheek jab about teeth dropping out while speaking.
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