Traveler Reports Attitudes Toward Horses Across Regions
A traveler argues thatNorthern Europeans and others show biases against horses and riding, while Southern and Southwestern areas favor equines for travel and labor. He notes that attitudes vary by country and culture, with concerns about prejudice hindering economic transport and work.
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Things de Line
Meltermenn
Eurype
Wille
Bat Bevan
Tony Moles
Ani
Ue Yeats
Ilence
Lille Emee
Elie Ute
Mle
Bing
Seth Ane
Borden
Josey
Bette
Sathees Bary
Asia
Europe
Nuptial Customs Abroad Described Invaried Traditions
A fragmented Chicago News piece surveys wedding customs around the world. It details veils, garlands, and attire in Tuvaria and Egypt, notes village brides and bridesmaids, and mentions Natal and Barbary practices with vivid but uneven descriptions.
Large Cloaks Fashioned For Wise Winter Style
The article describes new large cloaks as upper dresses concealing the undergarment, with full sleeves high on the shoulders and a full back skirt. It notes two materials in contrast, velvet blends, and trims of fur or decorative bands. color palettes include red, brown, and black, with velvet dominating lace wraps and heavy fabrics chosen for warmth and display in day and evening wear.
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Tuvaria
Hos Square
Ron Shu
Wiley
Ace
Mautenis
Toia
Natal
Chicago News
Mount Anton
Cambri Mass
Sumter
Chas‘e
Agelaix
Longledow
Everett
Charlevie Ce
Margaret Fuller
Hanes
Chile
Hianpen
Neighborly Dispute Over Tree Roots and Boundaries
A dated letter argues that disputes with neighbors over tree roots and overhanging branches are common in rural areas. It advises calm discussion, fair handling, and avoidance of hostility, noting that while law varies, neighbors should resolve misunderstandings amicably rather than escalate conflicts.
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Wallenslee
Leesameh
Neo
Smith
Smith Te
Geran von Delipenph
Moorish Jealousy A Moorish portrait tale in Paris
A tale from Galignani's Messenger recounts A G Heaton returning to Paris with an authentic Moorish woman’s portrait. A Moorish husband refuses to reveal his wife’s likeness to a painter, fearing profane exposure, and the artist declines to violate the husband’s demand, leading to a halt in the portrait’s completion. Also notes Chang the Chinese giant boarding at seven dollars daily in New York.
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A. G. Heaton
Paris
Cliss
Henson
Maco
Mim
Keaton
Heaton
Galignant
Pigs risk from chewing beans pods and winter sheep feeding tips
The Southern Live Stock Journal notes pigs die when fed chewed bean pods, while sow and cows may tolerate them. It discusses winter fodder strategies, preserving pasture, and the value of well-managed protein meals. It covers humane care, housing, and ventilation for horses, and outlines sheep fattening plans, including shelter, hay and grain mixes, and the benefits of varied feeds. It mentions John Johnston the New York sheep feeder and Knute Nelson in Congress.
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Rey
Manuyré
Willie
Nuckulls
Kansas
New York
John Johnston
National Live Stock Journal
Minnesota
Sen
Knute Nelson
Northwest
Bl. Paul Press
The Cat Character and Its Domestic Life
The Commercial-Gazette essay discusses feline behavior and nature, arguing cats are dignified creatures misjudged by prejudice. It notes cats' independence, maternal care for kittens, and calm coexistence with dogs, while critiquing cruelty of some in human households.
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Judes
Hsiaaewe
Commercial-Gazette
Lirge medical impostor tale shows cloaked doctor case
A Paris doctor with a mysterious midnight practice entices patients to a lavish, eerie setup. Rumors rise after police demand his diploma, which turns out to be earned with high honors at Paris University. He pleads for secrecy, fearing his patients would desert him if they learned his true status.
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Fanheure Montautre
de Ite
Pars University
Hia
Himn
Orto
London
Untitled essays on tonics and medicines and a Detroit marriage note
A chaotic mix of medical advertisements and a short Detroit marriage notice describes various tonics, elixirs, and remedies including Prence's Pleasant Purgative Pills and Wells Richards on butter color. A Detroit girl wed at fifteen to celebrate a golden anniversary is noted amid claims of cures and patent medicines.
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Detroit
Detroit Pree Press
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Chang
N. Y. Sum
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Brownsville, Mo
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Lizzie Graham
Richards
White Island
England
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Percely
Dad
Finke Wera Ttangone
Jonrual
Key
Dr Bache
York
the Meadows
Maryland
Sprinority
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Washington
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Jones
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Fromm Tay
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Hell
United States
Ty Wells
Hichardson & Co
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Rory
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Rentils
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Digevann
Perry
Chicago Times
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Ture A. Logan
Ke Helplensting
Washington, D.C
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Pike
Tye
Drogeneten
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Trom
Wm Roe Pope
Ned
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Hansa City
Ariel
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Euless
Wales
Rom Amin
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Herye
Seth Rubi
PetiFit
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Pa Hunarch Lichtning Sawiny
Gst. Louis
Charles A. Voretor Co
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A. Sogeler
Baltimore
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Cinguel
God
Terry
Meena Olas Peraerean
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Maine
the Household
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Barclay Street
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