Not An Atom 18 Lost Books Shaped Thought Lecture
Rabbi Solomon Schindler spoke at Temple Adath Israel on how literature molds thinking. He argued that matter and mind transform without loss, comparing dew drops to ideas, and stressed the enduring power and history of the Bible in shaping human thought. He promised to discuss the Bible’s history in a future lecture.
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Solomon Schindler
Temple Adath Israel
Leuamin Franklin
France
Jupiter
Earth
India
Greece
Gulliver
Evry
Alps
Thanksgiving Market Prices Spread Through Boston Goods
The piece lists diverse Thanksgiving groceries from Tucker & Roak, 16 Boylston Street, with prices across poultry, fruits, vegetables, nuts, and seafood. Items include turkeys, pigeons, ducks, geese, cranberries, pineapples, diverse greens, and shellfish, reflecting a full holiday market catalog.
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Cordemme
Tucker & Roak
Boylston Street
Cerry
South Shore
L'Resu Mackerel
Jravenstein Applietis
Delaware
Providence River
California
A TRIFLING EXCEPTION From Texas Sistings
A humorous vignette records a wedding guest remarking on presents while a bank cashier notes most are solid except for an elderly gentleman’s check. The exchange captures light social theater of a wedding scene with a financial quip.
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Fveicrews
The Quick or the Dead in Western Story Papers
Publisher of a Western story paper notes women hesitate to buy stories written by women and men refuse them. The editor recalls readers say female authors lack the same appeal regardless of subject.
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Detroit
Debtor Fails to Get Footed in Puck Caption
An old magazine blurb notes a joke about a bill being footed and receipted, then shifts to a promotion for Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription. The ad targets women suffering from sex-related weaknesses, promising a speedy restoration to health and urging readers to visit druggists.
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Puck
Obnoxious Diet Sermon at Brooklyn Tabernacle
Rev T DeWitt Talmage preaches on Leviticus and the link between diet and morality at Brooklyn Tabernacle. He urges driving out symbols of gloom, gossip, and changeable faith while urging cheerful virtue and decisive religious action.
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T. DeWitt Talmage
Brooklyn Tabernacle
Old Fashioned Roses Poem by James Whitcomb Riley
A nostalgic poem describes humble old fashioned roses cherished for memory and comfort. The speaker contrasts simple garden blooms with opulent display, recalling a mother's loving words and the ease of happiness found in modest hollyhocks and roses.
Ice Needed in That Lemonade.
A countryman brings his girl to town for the circus. She attracts several young men, pleasing her escort who urges a change to a more aloof demeanor. He asks Mariar if it is time to get a little haughty.
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Mary Ann
Sitan
Brooklyn
Satan
Sinai
Earth
Heaven
Rocker
Rogers
Panlexu
Krist
Jesus
Princeton
Neros
Pauls
Tntdel
Tay
Lord’s Vineyard
Christ
Jerusalem
Paul
Felix
Martin Luther
John Oldcaste
Wesley Joe Knox
Matt
Mariar
Gunboat poet of the rapids? A river grapher speaks
An Ocean grapher muses that if any boat can ride the rapids successfully, it would be the gunboat. The remark underscores confidence in a vessel's performance amid dangerous currents.
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Ocean
Subscriptions urged for The Weekly Globe readers
A plea invites readers to secure new or renewing subscribers for The Weekly Globe Boston Massachusetts. Parents are encouraged to have their children ask neighbors to subscribe and earn a present.
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Weekly
Globe
Boston
Mass
Currents of Commerce in Boots and Shoes Trade Quiet Dry Goods Market
General activity in boots and shoes is described as quiet with no notable new features in dry goods. Jobbing sales focus on prints and dress goods, slight price concessions to clear year end stocks, strong overall tone, and hopeful sales outlook. Spring styles ordered, wool dress goods scarce, pollon for men’s wear dull, carpets up ten cents per yard, and blankets steady.
Boots and shoes trade remains strong with steady prices
The boot and shoe trade stayed robust after election excitement with active New England demand and large spring orders. Calf boots and calf shoes sell well, especially to the South and Texas, while buff goods lag. Brogans and plough shoes secure large contracts near last year’s prices as women’s grain goods and children’s school shoes see solid demand and early orders.
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New England
Boston
Espernally
Childre
Texas
Theorthwestern
MARKET QUOTATIONS FOR COTTON FLOUR AND GRAINS IN THREE MARKETS
New York Chicago and St Louis report mixed futures and cash prices. Cotton quotes vary with uplands at middling levels, flour receipts rise, wheat and corn show declines and steady demand, oats and barley mixed, and rail and shiptonnage transfer prices noted. Major grain movements include substantial receipts of corn and wheat with no sales reported in some markets.
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New York
Chicago
St. Lowis
Lee
Lée
S.e
City Mls
Milwaukee
Rio
New Orleans
Rico
United
Liverpool
Bagley
J. Louis
Boston Market Report Shows Steady Prices Across Dairy Goods
Boston reports steady prices in butter cheese and eggs with fair demand. Creamery and Western dairy items are quoted, with firmer cheese markets and ample grapes though slow trade. Apples and pears show steady to slow movement as shipments of barrels rise abroad.
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Boston
Kutter
Franklin Co
Mass
Liverpool
New York Extra
Fermont
Nearby
Cape
Eastern
Aroostook
Vermont
New Stampshire
New York
Michigan
Bush
Baldwins
Market Prices for Groceries and Produce Report
A detailed price rundown shows dull demand for vegetables due to poor stock, with quotes for native and western produce, cabbage, squash, and sweet potatoes. Coffee and sugar markets are firm or dull, with ranges for refined sugars and various coffee origins. Fruits and nuts are in strong demand. lemons, figs, and dates are active, while oats and hay have steady prices. Fishing, Hops, and tobacco show stable to modest movement. wool receipts and market tone reflect typical midseason trading.
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Concord
Niagara
Russia
Java
Do Timor
Do Palembang
Do Malung
Do Holland
Mocha
Rios
Costa Rica
Damatoa
Guatemala
Maytt
Manila
Messina
London
Muneatel
Sultana
Ordogea
Florida
Valencia
Ena
Mananes
Aspinwall
Jamaler
Almonte
Arrivals of Livestock at Brightor for Week Ending Friday
Weekly totals show Brightor receiving Western cattle 1495 Eastern cattle 235 Northern cattle 520 Total 2544. Western sheep and lambs 4400 Northern sheep and lambs 10517 Eastern sheep and lambs 448 Total 15105. Beef cattle price range 4.00 to unknown. Western cattle prices by quality extra 50 first 0.50 second 0.30 third 0.20. Hides and tallow prices listed for Brighton including lambskins calfskins and other byproducts. Prices vary by grade and type with country hides and wool skinner details.
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Brightor
Ea Brighton
Our Beautiful Women and the Power of Character
A notice shaped as a literary essay argues that beauty alone does not secure happiness or lasting influence. It asserts charm, tact, and inner character surpass mere looks, citing Charlotte Cushman and broader social observations on marriage, education, and personal virtues shaping true esteem.
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Eve
Marie Antoinette
Art
Juno
Venus
Minerva
Seaven
Tor
Efort
Charlotte Cushmin
Lyons
Claude Melnotte
Lidien
Checkers price list for books and subscriptions
A fragmented 19th century catalog lists checkers books and guides with prices. Titles include Schaefer & Kellys works, Spayth, Barker, McCall, Gould, Strickland, and Jassie items with prices from 20 cents to $1.50. Subscriptions for the American Checker Review offered, plus diagram sets and primers.
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Schaefer & Kelly
Barker
Artins
Ker and Martins
McCall
Gould
Anderson
Bevellea
K. D. Yates
Sme Wylie
Price
Strickland
Saturday Evening Team and Match Week Captained by Grover Durgin
The Saturday evening match week was led by Messrs Grover Durgin with closely matched teams. Scores show Durgin 1 Grover 0 Drawn Busby 1 Wright 1 Bailey 1 La pout 1 Holmes 1 Puffer Totals 4 3. Mr Parrow retains the nation medal after a defeat Parrow 8 1 drawn 4. Watch for the Christmas number soon.
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Grover Durgin
Durgin
Grover
Busby
Wright
Bailey
la Pout
Holmes
Puffer
Mr. Parrow
Pan
Parrow
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Rabbi Solomon Schindler
Turkey
Fixin’s
Texas Sistings
Tod
Chrisian
Hisorian
Rome
Hannibal
Kats
Sata
Agan
Bor
Rocky Mountains
Church of God
James Whitcomb Riley
Ateaison Globe
Currents OF Commerce
Boston Markets
Donde
Rostania
Bay
Lane
SN. S. Shore
Georges
Shore
Haddock
Canada
Vincea Areiri
West
Alaike
Lucerne
Red Top
Weat
Jersey
Bent
Hungaian
L.L
Orchard
Vlue Dirasa
Timothy
North
Bond
Hhd
Lomita
Cadiz
Blatt Yam
Turk’s Island
Kentucky
Havana
Bone
House Greise
Igarov
Lawan
Watertown Cattle Market
Aspinwall Aeee
San Diego
Sullivan Harbor
Topeka
Gu Winthrop
Boston & Albany
Hkoston & Lowell
Boston & Maine
Boston & Providence
California Southern
Tee
Massachusetts
Cleveland
Canton
Connecticut
Old Colony
Oregon
Portland, Saco
Portant
Ratlana
Seates
Wenweees Rutland
Summit Island
Seaee Union Pacific Tees
West End
Wisconsin Central
Stene
Allouez
Arnold
Atlantic
Omanza Ose Ees
Boston & Moncopper
Syocce
Ween
Caluine
Atalpa
Central
Crescent
Aten
Franklin
Erenear
Kearsarge
Mesnard
Minnesota
Rockland
Wees Teen
Exican
Yas & Western
Kansas
Sonora
American Bell
England
Ats
Seeeaseee
Washington Street
George Whitney
Northampton
Eng
Wiite
King
Dunne
Mercury Deo
Hitney
Frank Dunne
Leeds
T. W. Kimley
Greenford
O. Black
K. Price
Fairhaven
W.C. Parrow
K.P
Kelso
Ak Oa
Leé
M. F.louser
Norneae
Clouser Tlack
Clouser and Praga
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