Gospel of Health sermon warns on liver and sin
Dr Talmage in Washington Last Sunday linked mood and moral health to liver disorders citing Solomon and Ecclesiastes to argue depression stems from physical disease. He urged Christian physicians to treat body and soul together and warned against late battle with vice.
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Talmage
Washington
Solomon
Christ
Harvey
God
Hippocrates
Luke
Despond
Flavel
Cecil
Baxter
Earth
Heaven
Cian
Medical College
Stephen A. Douglas
St. Louis
Jersey City
Satan
Emmanuel
Springnall
Our Salvation
Elijah
There Are Others In The Whirl In The Louisville Post
A poem by Jesse Phillips in the Louisville Post advises discretion in love and finances. It repeats the refrain There are others to counsel restraint, urging calm behavior, avoiding harsh language, and managing temptations without public airing. The verse mocks boasting and urges modesty amid allure and hardship.
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Jesse Phillips
Louisville Post
The Indian Bison in Forest Valleys and High Elevations
The article describes the Indian bison habitat from 2000 to 5000 feet in evergreen valleys with streams. It notes the bison's speed in mountain terrain, feeding habits, and solitary males. A hunter recounts tracking, a perilous encounter, and how a pistol and knife saved a companion, yielding a prized mountain specimen.
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Shikar
Madras
Mountain Forest
Philadelphia Times
Globe- Democrat
Presidential handshakes and White House hostess notes
In the Ladies' Home Journal account of The Social Life of the President ex president Harrison cites the large toll of handshakes in early administration and Hayes method as a remedy while praising public supporters as vital to morale. Mrs McKinley's social duties shift to her Aunt Maria Saxton who is expected to run a successful White House social life.
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Ladies’ Home Journal
Harrison
President Hayes
Washington
Lincoln
McKinley
White House
Maria Saxton
Wit and humor in nineteenth century jokes and quips
A loose collage of one liners and anecdotes from various papers lampoons love, work, money, women, and social quirks. It sketches a period voice with jokes about wives, wages, dress shirts, poets, distractible lovers, convicts, a dining car Nihilist, and bakers, all framed as light humorous snippets from multiple journals.
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Somerville Journal
Ashland Press
Atchison Globe
Lie Journal
Wickwire
N. Peck
Terre Saute Express
Boston Courier
Epoch
Boston Herald
Iowa
North Dakota
Gould
Adirondack
Pallette
Dauber
Kearney
Josie
Drake’s
N. Y
Puck
Ted
Prim
Ned
Harper's Bazar
Bill
Toledo Blade
Drake's
Washington Post
Tierre Haute
About the House decor and tableware fashions
The column discusses living room and dining paraphernalia including oval tables for decoration, three handled cut glass cups as flower receptacles, Marie Antoinette clocks with side pieces, potted ferns needing cleanliness, white and gold china, varied glassware with silver gilt tops, and soaking old potatoes to improve texture. It also references a duel insinuation involving Parker and a London Times quote about facing a loaded pistol.
Global trade news and cultural notes from the era
Reports cover Berlin meat and horsefresh consumption, Geneva as a cheap permanent residence, Chinese versus Swedish matches in Europe, US eggs bought from Canada, Boston educators and a proposed manual training school, Brazilian coffee output doubling in ten years, Paris exposition gold medals for calculating machines, Rome propaganda counting 248 million Catholics, Britain’s youngest officer a second lieutenant at eighteen, silos waning in Europe, George W. Cable to write on The Silent South, Harvard Annex photography course, girls fond of photographs, France not the chief duel nation, Hungary in the lead, and calls for more light in these countries.
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Berlin
Geneva
Europe
United States
Canada
Boston
Rome
Her Majesty’s
George W. Cable
Harvard Annex
France
Hungary
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Titus
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