King's Daughters Charity Work Inspires Rich and Poor Unity
A Courier Tournai report recalls Mrs. R. I. Townsend of New York and the King’s Daughters hospital work. The order, started in 1856, has grown to 10,000 members uniting wealthy and poor women through gifts, hospital wards, and charitable circles. It highlights crosses, lace, and hospital annexes while praising charity, faith, and social harmony.
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Tournai
Sisterain New
So Avenue
New York
R. I. Townsend
New Yorkjias
Bellevue Hospital
King Hillage
Cleck
Farming Not a Quick Riches Path Says Congregationalist
The piece argues farming yields a good living with effort but not sudden wealth. It warns readers against assuming profit is easy and urges prudent, responsible farming practices for steady results. It also notes Presidents’ fathers and clergy lineages among historic figures.
The Newspaper Side of Literature Editorial Note
A long editorial comments on journalism's faults and advances, praising improving standards and independence in the press. It urges reform and notes the newspaper’s power for good, freedom, and social betterment, citing motives, kindness, and responsibility. It also mentions petrification of a corpse in Augusta and emancipation efforts in Brazil, plus steam bell-ringing invention for locomotives.
No Blood Miracle Soldier Stuns Berlin Medical Panel
Otto Schreiber, a German corporal, reportedly has no blood. A duel left him unharmed after a sword wound and knife thrusts caused no bleeding. He impressed Berlin medical college and a panel of surgeons unable to explain the phenomenon. He plans exhibitions in Berlin Paris London and America.
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Otto Schreiber
Schreiber
Otto
Berlin
Otto Lehreiber
Paris
London
Aimeriea
Philadelphia
The Dark Side of Things in Austin Ward No. 1
A neighbor visits a dour resident in Austin Ward No. 1 and notes the family mood. While others joke about fishing and candy pulls, the head of the household frets about misfortune and possible tragedy. A sobering reflection follows on untended kindness and the fragility of human cheer.
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Ward No
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Jemimy
Philadelphia
New York
Texas
Incurable Consumption Cured by Dr King’s New Discovery
Mr C I Morris of Newark Arkansas says he was pronounced incurable with abscess of the lungs yet after using Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption he is on his third bottle and overseeing his farm. Jesse Middlewart of Decatur Ohio claims doctors gave up on him but credits the same remedy with restoring his health.
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Senate
Georgia
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The Largest Regiments Loss in the War and Advice
The Philadelphia Press quotes leaders like John Wanamaker and Mayor Filter on life success through effort, honesty, and prudence. It recounts Confederate casualties at Gettysburg and reflects on chivalry, youth, and lessons from war, including a stranger tale of rope used to hang someone. It blends quotes, anecdotes, and historical notes from the era.
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Philadelphia
John Wanamaker
Tsath V. Williamson
Quaker City
Mutsen
Chicago
InCorro Gordo
North Carolina
Pettigrew
Neth
Gettysburg
Syhomite
W.F. Fox
Bucklen Arnica Salve Promises Quick Skin Healing
An old advertisement touts Bucklen's Arnica Salve as the best salve for cuts bruises sores ulcers salt rheum fever sores tetter chapped hands chilblains corns and all skin eruptions. It guarantees complete satisfaction or money back with a price stated as two shillings per box.
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Bucklen
Time Table No 0 In Effect November 42 186%
Railway timetable note states changes taking effect in November 42 with service adjustments. No specific routes or stations are detailed in the readable text.
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