World in the Church Anglish extract on curates and income
A critic muses on a curate’s plan to organize brethren and raise funds. Costs of education, stipends for deacons, and decade-long prospects are weighed against future income of about 120 pounds yearly, rising to 150 with a house. He envisions half income for the parish and relief for the poor, while noting incumbents’ salaries and church supply. The piece portrays hostility to clerical greed and flawed social aims in the church.
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Cibtarman
Heenserl
Nettie and Her Dacks a Moral Tale for Children
In Cirddinn Observer a moral tale follows Nettie and her ducks on a riverside homestead. Nettie longs for excitement and wealth, learns contentment through family faith, loss, and hardship, and discovers joy in helping others as her father rebuilds after a disaster.
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Cirddinn Observer
Nettie
God Haas
Nettle
Parente
Nottie
Jesus
Nette
Nellie
Sotho
Mars
Guy
Frank
Netti
Nattie
Nuttie
Andy
The Spire Angel of St Petersburg and Telouchkine’s Rescue
A Russian tale of repairing a gilded copper spire with a globe angel at its peak. Telouchkine, a roofer, climbs with cords and nails, descends, then ascends again to fix the angel without scaffolding. The extraordinary feat astonishes crowds as the figure gleams above the city.
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St. Peter and St. Paul
St. Petersburg
Ruacia
Angola
Russia
Telmekkine
Regleanitis
Fanney
Teleuskine
Women of the Pacific islands described in vivid detail
A correspondent portrays Pacific island women as handsome with graceful features and elaborate adornments. The Queen of Roabaga arrives in white tapa cloth, hair piled high, and attendants in court dress. The scene includes bathing, a tropical feast, and a landscape likened to Calypso, with vivid, poetic descriptions of dress, tattoos, and customs.
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Pacific Islands
Roabaga
Damaels
Ear care and ear drum science from a lay medical guide
A verbose 19th century health note warns against ear canal injuries and wax manipulation. It explains how the tympanic drum transmits sound, the dangers of puncturing the membrane, and the risks of wax irritation leading to hearing loss. It suggests gentle irrigation with tepid water and cautions about seaside and roof construction factors affecting health.
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Wien
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