Grip Tight and the Tide of Fortune
A dying Roy counsels his son Robert to seize a lordship by two decisive words and to guard home and love with jealous care. He warns that carelessness invites loss and urges holding fast to family, duty, and blessing amid shifting fortunes.
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Ad Roy
Tie
Robert
Off His Bargain in English Countryside
An American visitor, Mr Budd, intervenes to stop a beating but ends up buying a wife under a local custom. A surprised landlady reveals the custom and the clergyman warns Budd legal peril and danger if he stays. Budd heads for London as locals vow to punish any breach of the bargain.
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Mr. Budd
England
Wolfe
Murther
Toime
Merryky
Mrs. Wimplin
London
Estelline
William
Old-fashioned Wooing and the Queen's Early Courtship
A collage of Victorian era notes and digressions recounts Eliza beth Woodville’s diary linked to her marriage to John Grey, plus a summary of the Alabama Award at Geneva and anecdotal items about beauty, Colosseum history, and a Nebraska territory tale.
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Elizabeth Woodville
Lord Grey
Edward IV
Catherine
Rachael
Robin
John Grey
John
Fuseli
England
Southwark
Bees show color aversion to dark objects in poultry
Historical notes claim bees avoid dark colors as a black hat or black chickens draw stings. The report describes bees sting patterns differing by color and mentions a man wearing a black plug hat receiving less attention from bees.
Common Sense in an Uncommon Degree as Wisdom
Quoted Coleridge line followed by a fragment about recognizing rank boarding house butter. Reads as a decorative or fragmentary placement rather than a clear news item with named entities or events.
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Coleridge
The French Realist School and Its Leading Voices
A compact critical note surveys Balzac as pioneer and places Flaubert and Zola as central figures. It contrasts Flaubert’s restraint with Zola’s unflinching realism, citing Salambo and a 1858 Carthage visit as anchors for Flaubert’s historical accuracy, while praising Chesterfield’s aphorism on manners.
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Balzac
Gustave Flaubert
Emile Zola
Flaubert
Zola
Salambo
Carthage
St. Louis Magazine
Circle of the Earth Sermon by Talmage on Moral Circles
A Re v Dr Talmage sermon argues God sits on the circle of the earth, shaping history as a rolling circle. He links natural form and moral order, cites the Giants Causeway and Pompeii, warns sins loop back to individuals, and contends forgiveness breaks the circle through Christ. The talk traces cycles from theocracy to modernity and envisions the eternal return of influence.
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T. de Witt Talmage
Isaiah
God
Jane
Giant's Causeway
Ireland
Downings
Mitchells
York Minster
Babylon
London
England
Pompeii
Ezekiel
Jezebel
Naboth
Elisha
Christ
Latimer
Ridley
Paul
Antioch
Cyprus
Lystra
Corinth
Athens
Asia
Europe
America
Earth
Heaven
Voltaire
France
Germany
Hell
Circle imagery of heaven centers on Christ and glory
The speaker argues heaven is a circle with Christ at its center. He cites St John’s visions of angels, beasts, and a rainbow around the throne to frame heaven as an amphitheater of glory. He urges lifting the imperial sandal to behold the scar and coronet, keeping Christ on the throne for all time.
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Rome
Vespasian
Titus
Colosseum
Robert Guiscard
Naples
Clement XI
Inter Ocean
John
City of
Heaven
St. John
Apostle
Christ
Savior
Man
God
A Story of Gen Boulanger Unpublished Wartime Episode
In 1871 General Osmond sought to attack communists near Bourg la Reine. A young lieutenant was ordered to advance with bayonets only to seize a barricade close to Paris, hoping for the Legion of Honor cross. Colonel Boulanger intervened, took amateur command, and led a risky assault that carried the barricade with one casualty.
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Boulanger
M. Robert Mitchell
Pays
Osmond
Bourgia-Reine
Paris
Legion of Honor
Col. Boulanger
Roses in Myth and Festival Across Cultures
The passage traces roses as symbols in various traditions from Nimrod and Abraham to Apollo and Venus. It notes the rose’s ties to silence sub rosa, feasts, and secrets, plus legends linking Rhodes and Salreou festivals with rose beauty and rosiere rites, and a mythic nectar spill perfume origin.
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Abraham
Nimrod
Mahomet
Apollo
Rhopante
Corinth
Hypocrates
Silence
Venus
Rhodes
Salreau
France
Olympus
Selling Bibles Brings Five Year Penitentiary Sentence
A group of women toured the Arkansas state penitentiary where a young inmate told how he was jailed for selling Bibles. He explained he was arrested after a man claimed ownership of stolen Bibles and the court sentenced him to five years.
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Walter Crane
Alabama
United States
J. Bancroft Davis
Court of Claims
United States Treasury
Clara
Belle
Cincinnati Enquirer
Utah
Lord Chesterfield
Dr. Talmage
Arkansan