The Mutant Desire of Hashana and Wite Sermon
A Brooklyn preacher warns that modern views of marriage degrade the home as a public trial of values. He urges newlyweds to center Christ, cultivate forbearance, and keep husband and wife united against societal swerve, stressing the family as the nation’s foundation and warning against divorce and moral decay.
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Wite
Amos
Chirch
Btate
Aoman Pewer
Washington
United States
Martha Washington
George Chrysoston
Thanet
Princeton
Andevor
Thare
John Wesley
Calein
Scotland
Guthrie
Mary
Martha
Christ
Jesus
Laws
Eden
Adam
Faye
Aml
Panther
Iron Banks
Neder
Binod
Tae
Hite Cagmout
Paradise
Manarib
Salt Lake City
Heaven
Hell
George
Buto van Amburgh
Paris
France
Nora
Ehoss
Jehonald
Bethany
York
Moses
Sames Marhoosh
Buwknetey
Margaret
Ciebate
Los & Wife
Mississippi Farmer and Cotton Seller’s Vengeful Theft Tale
A Mississippi farmer, cheated by a New Orleans cotton factor, hides a grindstone weight in a barrel to get even after a harsh sale. The scheme backfires when the barrel is opened at home and the inscription reveals the true trick, exposing fraudulent weights and loaning practices. The tale blends regional commerce with vigilant justice and a note of political cliché.
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Tre Niett
Elihy
Granf Yeni
Mackiess
Davies
Tianel Wiley
Ernest Town
Uae
Ives
Ato Aitvatan Winery
Tin Betes
Howers
Syed Vimyil
Theron
Cherisios
Pyer
Buick
Porto
Theresay
Jett
Jnl
Hove
Tiny
Detroit Free Press
Mississippi
New Orleans
Bug
Ana
Value of matches at the opening of the British Association
Prof Lyon Pinyfair discusses the history and impact of matches from tinder boxes to phosphorus matches. He notes advances in combustion science, safety concerns, and the broad economic and social benefits of improved lighting, including time savings and wealth, with figures on population and production.
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British Association
Lyon Pinyfair
Hertal
Philip de Gout
London
Bechtel
Troml
Sehrotter
TSE
Siaghe
Stevill
Unie Hey
Trephined Skull Findings Spark Ancient Surgery Debate
The article reviews ancient trephination practices among savage and prehistoric peoples, detailing a Peruvian skull with multiple circular openings and unusual bone removals. Prof Mason notes the specimen’s deformities and offers cautious speculation on the purpose and technique, citing El Inca type skulls and fragmentary evidence from a grave near Chinwhowven.
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T. Miecon
N. Musenii
Prof
Maton
Chosien
Uenintain
Veru
Lima
Ivehios Inn
M. Primeres
Mason
Dangerous abdominal operation saves life on knife wound
Thomas Callaghan, a 22 year old boatman, was stabbed in the abdomen by Carl Theming after a drink dispute. Doctors performed a delicate exploratory operation, removing and inspecting the intestines, stitching the wound, and using stimulants and morphine to aid recovery. Despite initial rally, he weakened and died after a brief improvement.
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Thomas Callagan
Fellevue Hospital
Carl Theming
Carrigan
Bis
Monsenter
Callagan
Bin
Callaghan
Darvis
Baby by Express Surprises Vincennes Train Crew
An eighteen month old baby named Georgie Solomon was transported unaccompanied from Cincinnati to Vincennes aboard the Ohio and Mississippi railway express last night. Conductor Mel Colum notes the infant was the youngest passenger on record traveling alone. Grandmother in Vincennes received the child after paying five dollars and thirty cents fare.
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Vincennes
Ohio & Mississippi
Cincinnati
Georgie Solomon
Vincennes Depot
Mechling
Ths
Tts
Mel Colum
Mexican Indians of the Lake Village Descendants of the Aztecs
Describes lake shore communities of Aztec lineage around a large lake. Fishermen and duck hunters inhabit water towns with huts on islets and causeways connecting swamps. They retain an aboriginal tongue, shun outsiders, and live simply yet healthily. The piece notes their merriment, pulque drinking, and carefree view of tomorrow. A Louisville man was arrested for cutting up a piano and reforms faced severe setbacks.
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Chicago
Bygt
Louisville
Davrior Fournat
Remarkable Henson testimony spreads from Rochester era
A Rochester Democra t and Chronicle article recounts Dr J B Henson claiming cure from Bright's disease by Warner's Safe Cure. Citizens testify to the remedy and its makers Warner Co as trusted, with letters of inquiry and endorsements from clergy and officials.
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Tras
Cleveland
Rochester
Democrat and Chronicle
J.B Benton
Henson
Warner
Rocresrem
Foote
J. H. Wansen & Co
Henin
Athee
Weare
Hr. Warner Co
Warner's Safe Care
Cli Pansons
Watler
Hochester
Nee Pincent
Caion
Advencer
W. D. Sivant
Monroe County
Eoward A. Frost
A. B Fessen
J. M. Davy
Congress
Joux
Monoas
Hikis Simpry
Joux Vas Voouuis
Living Church
Chicago
I. Thors
N. VY
Democrat
J. B. Henson
Bright
Liv
Tenara. Foore
St Paul's” Episcopal , Church
N.Y
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