Borrowing Trouble Sermon Warns Against Fearful Living
A Dr Talmage sermon urges readers to stop borrowing trouble and trust God for present blessings. He quotes Matthew and argues many misfortunes are imagined, urging cheerful faith, prudent living, and reliance on divine providence over future anxieties.
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Angola
France and Algeria Colonial Costs Questioned
A Boston Herald article argues that colonial policy in Algeria is expensive and inefficient. It notes France’s 40 year outgoings exceed income, Algeria’s small French population, taxation disparities, and limited French colonist settlement despite fertility and tourist visits.
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Canada
Bostoo
A Cheap Method for Coloring Glass
A New York Sun report describes German porcelain and glass makers using a fireless color fixing method. Ordinary water colors are rubbed into glass with a two part chemical mix including potash water glass and lead acetate, then a borax solution and worm water blend, followed by immersion in a strong acid bath to set the color.
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New York Sun
Prince Napoleon and Imperial Intrigues Tale Stirring London
The essay argues Prince Napoleon depictions in a sensitive work may affect politics. An earlier unsigned piece, Le Prince Imperial, purportedly by D Herlsson, targets Empress Eugenie, alleging court intrigues around the emperor's death. It claims chloral influenced the death and cites sources from London and Liverpool Post.
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England
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Tower
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Liverpool Post
Water supply risk from cisterns in Glasgow
Article argues water for Glasgow homes from cisterns is uncommon and should be replaced by the Loch Katrine aqueduct. It asserts lead poisoning risk is not causing public alarm and distinguishes isolated cases from epidemic contamination seen in Sheffield and Bradford.
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Glasgow
Loch Katrine
Sheffield
Bradford
London
Floating hotel dream a boarding house on a ship
An 19th century letter proposes a summer floating hotel for New Yorkers. A steamer with decks and lounges would cruise from a Battery pier at dusk, landing guests at shore then returning to sea. The plan envisions low costs, cool nights, and steady demand from city residents.
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New York
Battery
Aiiver
Ender
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New York Tribune
English Eccentricity and foreign perceptions
A burst of commentary on how English eccentricity is viewed abroad and within Britain. The author notes both pride and irritation at foreign judgments and reflects on whether English manners are uniquely odd or shared with continental Europeans.
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Continent
Tea as a poison detector and a patient’s quiet resilience
The text recalls using clear tea to detect poisons and a hospital patient in Hellevae who, despite severe facial paralysis and one half of her senses, remains cheerful, focusing on pleasant sensations and ignoring dislike, as described in the New York Times and New York Commercial Advertiser.
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New York Times
Hellevae Hospital
New York
Thunderstorm Seen As Passengers Seek Shelter
In a tense scene a man and boy ride an electric car as lightning flashes and thunder rolls outside. An elderly woman urges to stop the vehicle and alight, fearing the storm may worsen and threaten safety.
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Elys Cream Balm Recovers From Catarrh
Sufferer from acute nasal inflammation and headaches states Ely's Cream Balm cured her after a week of blindness. She praises its rapid relief and suggests it as superior to other catarrh remedies to address chronic congestion. A pharmacist also endorses its effectiveness based on personal experience.
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