Woods in Winter Pleasures Afield for the Rambler
A Maryland winter piece notes midwinter oases of green, wild blooms like hepatica and arbutus indoors, and simple joys. It describes plants, berries, acorns, pine cones, and earth stars as cheerful nature crafts for children, inviting readers to subscribe.
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Maryland
Jack Frost
The Yuletide Bachelor and the Santa Claus Ban
A humorous Christmas tale of a lonely office bachelor moved by seasonal gift wishfulness. He learns generosity can come from strangers and the moral that holidays prove no man is truly friendless, as governors judges and a nurse of dissenters weigh in on Santa Claus.
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New York
Charles Dickens
Santy
Horke
Nebraska
State penitentiary
Savage
George Gray
Coal Strike Commission
Santa Claus
United States
Christmas
Hamilton
Ohio
Laziness Defended as a Disease by Dr Stiles
Washington's Dr Charles W Stiles argues laziness stems from a parasite Uncinaria duodenalis and may be fought with an antitoxin He warns against overwork and cautions that too much alertness could be harmful The piece blends satire with science framing laziness as a medical disorder and calls for balanced activity though not all taglines echo modern science
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Charles W. Stiles
Government Bureau of Zoology
Washington
Europe
Asia
Africa
Stiles
United States
ita
Jack
Garden of Eden
Social Equality Denied As Northeastern Negro Settlement Grows
The Kansas City Journal cites a Kansas City Journal editorial noting rising black populations in the Northeast, especially Philadelphia, and argues that segregation and isolation persist. It questions prospects for social equality and warns against miscegenation, citing Kipling and Grover Cleveland while contrasting with South American racial mixing.
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Philadelphia
America
Rudyard Kipling
United States
Kipling
Africa
Red Sea
Euphrates
Tigris
Rawlins
South America
Grover Cleveland
Kansas City Journal
Practical kitchen and filter tips from old notes
The article offers a home made filter using a flowerpot lined with sponge and layered charcoal sand and gravel. It also suggests adding a raw potato slice to hot lard to prevent burning and black spots in frying dough and comments on useless things in upper stories of men and old houses.
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BURRSVILLE, MD
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Pennsylvania
Home
Delaware
Dover
Planters’ Mutual
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Journal Building
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