Stanford and Womankind cited in late 19th century will
In a fragmentary note the text discusses donor Stanford and his regard for womankind, noting bequests to Stanford University via his wife and questioning whether his actions will harmonize. It nods to contemporary social quotes and advertises tonics and elixirs, ending with a remark on steamship routes.
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Stanford
Staney
Stanford Univerny
University
Weinig
H Harper's Weekly
Deafness Cure Promises by Constitutional Remedies
An ad claims deafness from inflamed Eustachian tube can only be cured by constitutional remedies. It states catarrh causes hearing loss and offers a cure by sending money for bottles of a remedy from J. Onn Co. in Toledo Ohio.
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Hhull
Toledo
Alee
Hood
Ploroc
B. F. Wire
Ror Elder
Comverse Co. Wye
Dr. Pierce
Della Stevens
Boston
Mass
Cific CO
Atlant
Fifty Third Congress Opens with Senate and House in Session
The Fifty third Congress began with the Senate assembling at noon and the House meeting in the morning. The president communicated a message to both houses, with initial legislative actions including resolutions, committee appointments, and a brief adjournment. Debates touched Hawaii, pensions, and tariff measures as both chambers prepared for regular duties.
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Senate
High No
Stevan
Sherman
Anabare
House of Representatives
Hatrin
Tennessee
McPherson
House
Pruden
Cor
Hoar
Willis
Admiral Irwin
Hawaii
Morwon
Dolph
Representative O'Neill
Pennsylvania
Tespoot
Voorhees
United States
Massachusetts
Cullom
Tinois
General Shields
Benate
Don
Morrill
Committee On Finance
Hill
Messrs. Hill
Crisp
Lilley
Keystone
Bagby
Mittee
Messrs
McDowal
Mutphler
Northway
Ohio
Robinson
Curtis
Kansas
Whiting
Michigan
Tate
Georgia
Honge
Alabama
Mississippi
Arkansas
Oates
Alabame
Grosvenor
Vella
Secretary of the Interior
Senate Ainatis
Don Day
Augusta visit and court verdicts noted in quick dispatches
Vice President Adair Stevenson and several senators are expected in Augusta Georgia within days. The Georgia railroad commission reorganized electing Gall y N. Trammell as president for six years. The Nashville trial of Frank Porterfield ended in conviction on ten counts. Coroner’s verdict on Professor Tyndall cites overdose of chloral misused by Mrs Tyndall. A New Orleans case awards two thousand dollars to the plaintiff in a lynching suit. A London report claims Mrs Tyndall gave chloral to Tyndall by mistake.
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Adair Stevenson
Augusta
Georgia Railroad Commission
Gal.lyn. Trammell
Frank Porterfield
Commercial National Bank
Nashville
Thurston
Washington
Honolulu
Gresham
London
Professor Tyndall
Tyndall
Magnusia
Vesitios
New Orleans
Theipty
Columbia
Administration
Senate
Lexington
Rank P. Searce
Fayette County
Chattanooga
Tenn
William Clark's Son & Co
Solar Tron and Steel Works
D. J. Riordan
St. Elizabeth's Church
Father Hishen
Holy Cross
Riordan
Chicago
John Lawrence Sullivan
John Drew
John 1
Drew
Drift of Her Progress and Prosperity Across Southern Railways
Collated notes report the Cape Fear and Yadkin Valley railway sale to English owners, a fire destroying the Chattahoochee steamer at Hickeburg Mississippi, and South Carolina's strong showing at the Augusta Exposition. It covers State dispensary profits, Norfolk navy yard fire, Virginia legislature expense growth, Aniston pipe works sale, Southern Female University fire, Howard case trial updates, Knoxville negotiations for rail lines, and Jacksonville boxing ordinance developments.
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Cape Fear
Tillman
Columbia
Traxler
Norfolk
Navy Yard
Virginia
Richmond
McKinney
Anniston
A'I
A. H. Shepperd
John B. Knox
W. W. Stringfellow
W. 8.Gurnee, Jr
Southern Female University
Lakeview
Birminpham
Ala
Minnie Deane
Warrior
Howard
Jackson, Tenn
Joes
Knoxville
Louisville and Nashville Railway Company
Cumberland Gap
Louisville
Marietta
Southern Express
Railron
N In
State Board
Nashville Dispatch
Frank Porterfield
Jacksonville
Corbett-Mitchel
Nieht
Bagnetto
Orleans
Grand Royal Aarch Chapter
Alabama
Masonia Temple
Montgomery
Puesday
John A McKinnon
M. BE
J. G. Smith
Andrew J. Nunnally
Josish Jernigan
R. E
Wiilliam H. Dingley
H. Clay Armstrong
William C. Cleveland
William J. Rodes
Dairy Stables and Cow Comfort in Stable Design
An Indiana dairyman reviews Farm and Home guidance on ideal stable layout. He stresses rowed stalls with a feeding entry, watering pass, open boxes for calves, and early prepartum cow housing, plus comfortable ties using a simple neck chain for liberty and economy.
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Indiana
Farm and Home
Value of Bran for Livestock Feeding
An article discusses bran as a valuable feed, its higher nutrient content than white middlings, and how mixing with corn cob improves digestion. It notes variance between hard and winter wheat bran and cites farmer Brown using a 1 1 mix of bran and cob-ground corn for cattle and horses all winter.
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Talwaya
Northwest
Brown
Winged quotes and learned verses on life and sleep
A compilation of aphorisms and maxims from various authors such as Cicero, Franklin, Confucius, and Cromwell, interspersed with a lengthy note on sleeping positions and digestion. It weaves advice on manners, trade, religion, and health, finishing with Worthington’s Magazine remarks.
Worth Remembering Sailor lessons and hopeful thoughts from old seafarers
A reflective piece urges responsibility over feelings and cherishing small daily honors. It recalls a talk between Little Dick and Little Dot about becoming a sailor, highlighting an old sailor who spent fifty years at sea without shipwreck on Fiduset Island.
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Little Dick
Dot
Tanan
Fidusert Island
Artistic Salt Cellars Reappear in Novel Designs
Old fashioned salt cellars return in artistic forms praised as novelties. Silver cat and dog toppers fade as pansy shaped salt cellars in frost tipped silver and gilt capture vogue. Tiny twisted gold handled spoons feature enameled pansy bowls. Tinted glass salt cellars in silver filigree mark ultra fashionable taste.
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Frehange
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