Forbidden Honey and the perils of alluring books
A preaching sermon by Rev. Talmage rebukes seductive literature and temptations. He condemns dime novels, alcohol, gambling, and stock speculation as moral dangers, using biblical honey as a metaphor for pure literature, urging readers to seek virtuous, edifying works and reject corrupt reading and vice.
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First Class Curriculum at West Point
George I. Putnam in St. Nicholas notes the West Point class facing a demanding course. Cadets master fortifications, bridges, Spanish basics, and military law while excelling in drill, field work, and weapons manufacture. They become walking encyclopedias of military knowledge through rigorous study and practice.
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A Very Frenchy Fable From a Trench Paper
A trench paper reprints a fable about four flies seeking breakfast. One bites jelly and dies, another eats alum bread and dies, a third drinks beer and falls, while the German fly eats fly-paper labeled Death to Flies and survives, proclaiming everything in Germany is adulterated. Also noted is that Tr costs England $5,000 to purchase a garter for the Crown Prince of Aus.
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Are Blinders Necessary for Horses in Hartford Times Tone
A Hartford Times piece argues against horse blinders highlighting eye injuries from tight leather and heat. It recounts Mr Thrall of the Connecticut Humane Society showing driver compassion by removing blinders after a complaint, urging humane driving and more emancipated horses on city streets.
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Rice-Throwing at Weddings From Ancient Chinese Tale
The Chinese Times recounts a Shang dynasty tale of sorcerers Chao and Peach blossom. Chao plots to kill Peach blossom by marriage, but she counteracts him by tossing rice at the door to distract the spirit bird, explaining why rice is thrown at weddings.
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Spurious Archeological Forgery Convictions in Neufchâtel
A group of crafts producers was convicted in Neufchâtel for forging archaeological relics and exploiting horn age fakes. One member created horn artifacts to entice an eager collector while another forged the museum curator’s signature to vouch for a shield. Sentences ranged from two days to six months.
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Infant Theology and a Boston Parish Parable
A small boy near Boston commits a private mischief in a closed room. When his mother rebukes him he answers You didn t see me do it. She replies God did. He retorts God isn t roaming the house with a camera. The Boston Tux humorously notes the paper’s cartoonist limits.
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Sudden Chill Attacks and a Safe Remedy Promoted
A newspaper blurb extols Hospetters Stomach Bitters as the best program against sudden chills, hot flushes, and sweating. It denounces quinine as dangerous, claims Bitters expel miasma, cure liver complaints nervous ailments rheumatism and kidney problems, and is recommended by the medical fraternity.
Early Americans as Stone Age to Metal Knowledge
The text describes early Americans as largely stone age, with limited metal knowledge. It notes their skill in stone-work, pottery, clay molding, and textile arts. Cotton and wool practices are mentioned, with cotton grown in Mexico and Yucatan and goats acclimated in Peru for wool.
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Dr Domingos Freire and the Yellow Fever Claim examined
Rio News notes US doctors will see proof slides from Dr Domingos Freire yet warn the discovery may be a humbug. The piece contrasts Brazilian physicians and urges skepticism before accepting claims. It then endorses Dr Pierce's Pleasant Purgative Pellets as a harmless vegetable remedy with prompt action.
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Hand-Crocheted Dress Wows Austin Reader
A young Austin woman with time and skill has created a hand crocheted dress from white spool thread. The gown, flowered and sturdy, used about 10 000 yards of thread, features shaped sleeves secured with lock crochet. She finished the three month project with notable craft.
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Scott's Emulsion Promises Flesh and Strength Gains
An advertisement touts Scott's Emulsion with hypophosphites as palatable and easily digested, claiming rapid improvement in delicate individuals after meals. It cites use in a eight month old child gaining weight and a testimonial from Inc. lum, D., Alabama, and ends with a riddle about vowels in biblical times.
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Unhappy Homes Tied to Female Health Claims
The piece argues most marital misery stems from female ailments and promotes Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a guaranteed cure. It asserts irritable wives suffer from "female complaints" and promises satisfaction or money back, with a guarantee printed on the bottle wrapper.
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Verdi’s Gifted Sense of Justice Inspires Hospital Effort
Bur dette’s Column notes Verdi the composer is funding a hospital already costing him $12,000 with ten beds ready. The piece contrasts his humane aims with a cynical urge to turn musicians into asylum builders, praising Verdi’s delicate sense of justice and humanity.
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Prickly Ash Bitters and Curious Health Claims Featured
A jumble of wellness lore and product pitches appears, touting Prickly Ash Bitters as a universal remedy for indigestion and dyspepsia while interleaving playful riddles, botanical notes, and promotional lines about Florida geography and mailed book offers. The text misreads as a period piece catalog of patent medicines and curiosity quotes with scattered references.
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