Talma ghs Sermon On Winter Dissipation And Youth
Rev Talmage delivered a Brooklyn sermon warning that winter intoxication ruins young men, urging parents to curb after New Year revelry. He cites wrecks, pawnshops, and moral decline, urging self restraint, home culture, and Christian vigilance to steer youths away from drink and vice.
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Historical clock linked to Knox and Witherspoon ownership noted
A rosewood historical clock ten feet high, once owned by John Knox influenced reformer James Witherspoon, and later by Marion Woods and Rev. Jas Woods, remains in W. H. H. Woods's home. The timepiece, built in Scotland by Ryandkeche, has a storied lineage through the Witherspoon family and the early American presidency era.
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Feline Trick Solves Missing Watch Mystery
Jake Yobriner’s new watch vanishes while on display. His wife suspects a prank, but a cat was found tangled with the chain, eventually leading to the watch recovered unharmed after a chaotic chase through the yard and house.
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Gral
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Phantom Train At Crossing Ends In Silence
John Saunders and Hiram Townsend narrowly halted to avoid a phantom train seen near a crossing in Hanover. The eerie night fog masked the engine and bell rope, with locals later recalling a phantom engineer observed by nearby residents along the r oad to East Berlin.
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Hiram Townsend
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Home and Farm Tips From Old Cookery and Trades
A miscellaneous page offers advice on beef tea, apple fritters, and cake making, plus farm economy notes. Recipes include beef tea from lean beef and a lemon-enhanced batter for a cake, while tips cover fertilizer use, a kitchen cake cooler, a sink cleaner blade, and hat care methods for restoring damp silk hats.
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Boston Globe
Health and dress in old Philadelphia fashion notes
In a Philadelphia Press piece the essay argues for better undergarment structure to support a woman’s dress, praising combination garments, shoulder suspensors, and new muslin bodices. It advises economy in materials, warns against fashion excess, and suggests repurposing old silk dresses into petticoats.
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Iress
Philadelphia Press
Potatoes in Winter Storage Dangers and Tips
The article warns that frost damages Northwest potato crops each winter and stresses storing potatoes beyond cellar frost reach. It notes cellar banking often fails to block cold, risking spoilage, and urges proper banking of houses to prevent frost intrusion.
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Greenland Settlements by Norse Debated by Danish Expedition
A 1653 Danish voyage clarified Greenland settlement patterns. East coast sites show little evidence of prior Norse occupation beyond a lone beer bottle. western coast remains the primary Norse region. The report concludes the "eastern settlement" reference meant the western coast in older records, with notable early explorers mapping King Christian IX's lands but finding no extensive settlements.
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True History of the Once Famous Robert Heller
A biographical sketch traces magician Robert Heller born William Palmer of Canterbury. He showed musical promise, drifted to magic, toured with Ada Palmer, fled disguised, later in the US worked as a musician and organizer, and died in Philadelphia on November 27, 1878.
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William Benry Palmer
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Royal Academy
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United States
Washington
Tickligh Crocodiles and the Wounded Gavials Delicate Touch
W. T. Horanday describes gavials as ticklish crocodylians that shed light on their sensitive skin. He notes thick shin armor yet a keen sense of touch, their early morning activity, and habit of returning to the same salt-tank. A nine foot female showed extreme ticklish behavior on its back. Wounded gavials retreat when captured.
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W. T. Horanday
Stand back crowd as steamship No 4 crashes and a steward’s neglect costs half a million
A dramatic street scene ends with steamship No 4 overturning after a wheel comes off. Police quell the crowd as firemen rescue the injured. investigation cites a missing linch-pin stolen by a steward. The incident highlights the cost of neglect in the busy trade era. Warner's safe cure advertised as kidney health solution.
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Mur Dng
Warner
Fire Journal
Cornell University Trustees grant seven-year professors half-pay vacation
The Board of Trustees approves a statute allowing professors with seven years at Cornell to take a year off on half-pay. Officials argue the policy will advance education by preserving capable teachers from burnout and recognizing their dignity, benefiting the profession.
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Cornell University
Percheron Horses Favor French Blood for NY Market
Tribune report quotes A. S. Chamberlain of Old Bull's Head Stables in New York City. He notes French Percherons dominate imports and fetch higher prices, while Clydesdales decline in number and appeal. Chamberlain advises breeders to use French stock for sale on the New York market.
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New York
Chicago Tribune
France
Indigo Carmine Production Method from Indigo
A improved method to make indigo carmine uses Bengal indigo washed in hot diluted sulphuric acid. Mix one part indigo with five parts 66 degree Beaume sulphuric acid in a leaden vessel, add the finely powdered indigo slowly, keep the mixture cool, and avoid heating to prevent loss of free sulphurous acid that harms quality.
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Dry Goods Bulletin
Fragmented 19th Century Medical Mirth in Evening Post Clippings
A jumble of ad hoc notices and quotations references Ayer s pills opium cures and a German translation extract are noted. The text mentions baths for orthodox Jews in Albany and river freshets near Hartford and Middletown. Dr Isaac Thompson eye wash is advertised alongside various repairs and needles.
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