Tobacco, religion, and the tobacco issue debated
A Wisconsin Methodist conflict over tobacco use is cited with pro and anti smoking authorities. The piece quotes Gen John H. Cook and Thomas Jefferson, plus Benjamin Franklin and others, arguing tobacco’s harm and urging abstinence. It notes endorsements of electric bitters and Sage’s Catarrh Remedy as remedies, with a closing line on restraint.
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Mocking-bird Explores New World Through Opened Door
The bird emerges from captivity and calmly surveys the room. He tests the windows, ceiling, furniture, and items like a shawl pin heads, a mirror, and a pincushion, before finding his perch and returning home hungry.
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