Notable Global Observations From Late 19th Century Debates
A compilation notes imperial aims for colonial museums and railway compensation for passenger injuries in Britain. It cites New York City spending on schools and police, shifts in Irish population and languages, and cultural trends in London. It also discusses astronomy discoveries on Mars, statistics on crime, aging criminals, and reform trends.
Hester Barnard's Dilemma and Hidden Affection in Prairie Tale
In a Midwest farm setting, Hester Barnard returns from city life to face family pressure to marry Nat Parkins. Her longing for Herbert Strong complicates loyalties as a sick stranger brings renewed hope, and Joshua and Jane Barnard navigate pride, duty, and reconciliation after upheaval.
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Hoaster
Joshua Barnard
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Neetor
Herbert
Nat Parkine
Cobra Obsession and Snake Charms Across Worlds
The article surveys cobras and venom, venomous bites and milk cravings, snake charmers tricks, and the mungoose as a foe. It recounts a British lieutenant saving a commander with milk in a tent, notes no antidote to awake poison, and mentions snake dances of the Zuni in Arizona and India’s cobra legends.
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Nile
Cleopatra
India
Africa
Muscaty
Thayo
London
South
Central
Americ
Arizona
L New York Herald
Bugle Horn Etymology and Odd Observations
The Bugle Horn article notes the horn's name deriving from the bugle or extinct auroch. In the Isle of Wight the bull's head on Snosigna appears with bugle. It mentions beagler as the French term for sowing cattle and observes nails on amputated fingers continuing to grow.
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Great Britain
Isle of Wight
Fashion notes on hair waves and colors for older ladies
A fashion column discusses methods to curl the waist by adding under bits of plastic and lifting skirts, then describes the new wave hairstyle with hair over the temples. It praises heliotrope tones for older women and outlines two permissible hat trims of roses and Alsatian bows, plus Irish-born beauty notes and blue-eyed compliments.
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York Punt
Mme. Carnot
Pall Mall
The Art of Weeping and Fashion Talk Mix
A collage of social tropes and fashion notes. It discusses women crying and the accuracy of sentiment, hints at piano tuning careers for women, and surveys trends in New York fashion, including jewelry, fabrics, and accessories. It notes leap year explanations and a stray line on U.S. money orders.
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Eliot
John Frost
John Prost
New York Advertiser
Boston Conservatory of Music
New York Sun
Practical Household Hints and Recipes From A Magazine Page
A miscellany of home tricks and kitchen guidance including purifying water with sand and charcoal filtration, restoring silk with coffee, making rag carpets, and several ham based dishes. Also lists minute biscuits and carrot preparations with simple steps and tips.
Merits of the Pineapple as a Universal Remedy
The pineapple is praised for high value in countries with pricey fruit and is claimed to have medicinal properties. Pineapple juice is said to aid throat diseases and digestion, offering relief and addressing indigestion at the root, suggesting it as a permanent remedy for dyspepsia.
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Baalbek
Shtanya
Baal
Banlbek
Alacmilan’s
Scientific Scraps From an 19th Century Page Armored by Odd Facts
Scattered notes cover aluminum boats, a 4000-ton forging press in Germany, banana versus potato power, volcanic scoria roads, plans for observing the 1893 solar eclipse, a huge rudder for a British torpedo boat, explosive chemistry in water, durable glass lenses, Willets Point magnets, and bronchial health of women teachers. Also listed are atmospheric vapor cycles, shadowless sundials in Africa and parts of Asia, a poisonous condensate from humid air, and insect sound without wings. A long entry on a horsefly farm near Green Lane Pennsylvania notes profits from selling frog legs and a 20-acre swamp farm turned profitable despite initial skepticism.
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Alr Oaiy Nastier
Vinlcan
T He
Leskage
Green Lane
Penn
Wonderful Shawls From Moscow Stir Reader Interest
Frank G. Carpenter notes an immense hand made shawl from Orenburg Russia. The ring dhowle style lace shows fine Russian peasant work and velvet robes are famed across Europe. Some shawls sell for three dollars a yard.
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Moscow
Frank G. Carpenter
America
Orenburg
Europa
Turkey
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