The English Baron in Hungary and His Costly Way
A British Irish captain in Vienna and later Hungary spends heavily, fights duels, and marries a Hungarian beauty. His father warns him of ruin, signs a debt pledge, and the tale follows his strained, lavish life and the modest life forced by family pressure. The piece ends with reflections on wealth, sacrifice, and the baroness as his dutiful wife.
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India
Austria
Vienna
Europe
England
Venice
Eins
Hungary
Pesth
Bes
Maria
D. R. Locke
Toledo Blade
Fake Coffee Berries Warned by Italian Scientist
An Italian chemist from Pavia warns of a new counterfeit coffee made from bean meal, acorns, chicory, and quartz powder pressed into berry shapes. The fake berries resemble real coffee in roasting color and density but crumble when soaked, with as much as half adulterated in some batches. The report notes the danger of mislabeling and the need for careful testing.
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Union
Rhode Island
Iland
Narragansett Bay
Newport
Ail Tated
Rhodes
Mediterranean Sea
Roode Bylandt
Red Island
Aquidneck
Canada
Providence
Toronto
Ind
Rhodeland
Gateland
Sked
New England
Boston
M. Soriani
Pavia
Ann. Dé Chin. Appli. Farm
Sornani
Ground bone meal, ginger snaps, and farm tips in 19th century column
The item compiles practical household and farming notes. It covers bone meal as an additive, wooden stirrers for baking, a ginger snap recipe with sugar and molasses, crop cautions from Prof. Shelton on broom-corn and castor beans, boiled dumplings cooling in water, breakfast coffee cake directions, cattle crossbreeding debates, and Elmira Farmers' Club grain advice for growing colts. The tone mirrors a rural periodical with diverse domestic and agricultural guidance.
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Shelton
Kansas State Agricultural College
Elmira Farmers’ Club
Care of Mowing Fields by Massachusetts Ploughman
Spring mowing begins with field care and frost timing. Remove coarse top dressings and debris after frost to keep mower from clogging and grass from dying. Press low areas back, prune bushes, and repair bare spots with composted manure and seed. Avoid late autumn grazing. keep roots protected before winter.
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Massachusetts
Beef steer prices spark buyer seller chat in market talk
In a bustling morning exchange Mr Smith touts ten to twelve aged beef steers, averaging around 1000 pounds, while a potential buyer boasts yearlings and two-year-olds at 1200 pounds. They compare prices, noting Chicago quotes 8.25 for choice and 3.75 to 4.00 for lower quality cattle.
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Durham
Mr. Smith
Saintly Song of Loving Kindness Then and Now
Religious verse recounts a patient saint who sings of divine loving kindness throughout hardship and praise. The piece references observances and calendar notes about Saul’s conversion and early Christian journeys, with dates and scripture chapters interwoven in a devotional month-by-month schedule.
Begin Your Home for Two Aboard Shared Life and Faith
A guide to starting a home with honesty and frugality urges couples to skip boarding houses and create private spaces. It stresses shared finances, a common purse, regular family worship, hospitality, church involvement, and building a dream with daily life, kindness, and Christ at the center.
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Christ
Right Way to Teach Children Sacred Song in Sabbath School
A sermon urges adapting Sabbath school music to children to praise God sincerely. It warns against unsuitable tunes and noisy pros and cons, favoring clear, earnest singing that engages youngsters without frills. It emphasizes teaching children to sing together to shape congregational music.
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Zion
Presbyterian
Pernicious Reading Warns Parents From Lenten Sermon
Bishop O Farrelly in Trenton condemns pernicious literature and unmonitored reading by children. He cites unread parental guidance as allowing obscene stories and irreligious tracts to poison minds, dull intellects, corrupt morals, and fuel crimes and temptations. He urges prudent directing of children’s reading to protect virtue and grace.
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Bishop O'Farrell
Trenton
Reflections on faith and civilization in a changing world
Fragment from a 19th century periodical notes the art of reflection, Christian tests of character, the resurrection as proof of immortality, and the rapid spread of civilization through Christian missions. It cites King Kalakaua and King Thakomban as examples of transformation, then argues missionary work yields grand, global results within a decade.
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United Presbyterian
Christ
Kalakaua
Thakomban
Fijik
Mid Africa
Equatorial
Africa
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Paul An 'grUs
An .Ioch
Toonium
Lystra
Margaret E. Sangster
Christian Union
Flense Rive
Stord
Dew
Defiance
Mangas & Gorman
Purniturg
Clinton
Front Streets
ONIO
Clinton Street
Perry Street
Hoffman & Geiger
A.martin
Defiance County
Fred
Hicksville
Pho
Beardsley
Buffington
J. B. Leslie
Ohio
Co. Diehl
New York
Saduea'e
Mechanic’s Tools
Larg
Fremont Harvester Company
Rakestraw
Corner
H. Gherre
HALL
Archie
Office of
A. T. Stewart & Co
Carcaco
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
B. Wearnenvon
E. Moaray
Jackson, Mich
Fr. Cheney
Ole Proprietors
Boots & Shoes
Huron Street
Toledo, Ohio
Bucklen
Colby & Scott
Haver
A. L. Schlientz
Deuber
Rogers Bro
Schlientz
Alyon&healy
State & Monroe Sts
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