The Dangers of Pessimism Sermon by Talmage in New York
Rev. Dr. T DeWitt Talmage preached on The Dangers of Pessimism at the New York Academy of Music. He argued that cynicism spreads from few flaws to distrust of many, urged faith in humanity, and urged a religious awakening to moralize and Christianize urban life. He contrasted pessimism with the good in society and described the transforming power of faith in Christ.
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Ventilation Advice Emphasized By Health Board
The Philadelphia Record discusses health board guidance on home ventilation noting the house is a potential poison risk without upper window vents. It urges keeping upper openings and promoting cross ventilation to reduce lung and throat illnesses during winter. Lower window openings are insufficient without an upper vent.
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Sofwe
Board of Health
Sumner
Transfiguration Lesson Reflections From Mount Tabor
In a weekly Sunday school note the Transfiguration is linked to Peter James and John on Mount Tabor. The narrative centers on Jesus in divine radiance, Peter’s reaction, and the disciples’ awe as Jesus speaks of strengthening their faith for future trials and the coming kingdom.
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Subirrigation for Farmers on the Stains
Farmers can gain advantage by subirrigation through permanent ditches and seepage-contoured furrows. Build interlinked reservoirs high on slopes, feed water along contour-grade ditches, and flood crops when needed. Keep ditches near parallel, widen lower, and open breaks to direct flow.
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Profitable Fish Farms and Efficient Irrigation to Maximize Yield
The article describes a simple irrigation method using headgated field laterals to regulate water at the plant roots, enabling efficient water use even without regular irrigation works. It also outlines profitable fish farming, highlighting pond setup, feeding, and the high market value of fish, with shrimp as a sustaining food source and potential returns of a dollar per pound in season.
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Central West
J. &. Pautterson
Orangedudd
Scientific American
Striped Stockings and a Gambler’s Tale in Indian Territory
A Lewiston Journal tale recalls a New Brunswick girl and striped stockings that stirred crowds in Indian Territory. The narrator recounts wagering with tribes, a swift runner named Jake, and the moment he wore the stockings to win a race, selling them later for five pounds and a rifle.
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Thad
United States Army
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Lewistan Journal
Spanish Mumer Joke Tangles Language and Gizmos
A playful London Daily News item notes a modern Spanish joke about a tangled phrase and a looping device described as a circuit horse. The humor centers on mistranslated terms and absurd image inside a machine.
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London Daily News
Unplanned Young Man Aims At Presidency
A fragmented item discusses a young man who dreams of becoming president, referencing a model found in a school, and contrasts it with Abe Lincoln who had no model. The text includes a counterpoint about support for free coinage and protection for industries.
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