23 Jun 1888
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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1888
Page
1
Luther G. Riggs remarks in the Chicago Herald that patience reveals grace in disguise as trust, a miracle that cannot be traced yet ends in faith.
A educator argues for regular ten to twenty minute daily drills to train attention, with exercises like identifying precise wording, rapid recall after a lesson, and a full program of mental focus. Examples include recall of Wordsworth, Lamb, Irving, and Waterloo passages, and tests on speed of perception and memory in readers.
A vivid vignettes of street life in Coyian with images of Brahmin oxen brass-ringed youths and a Sinhalese beauty carrying an earthen pitcher. The piece recalls ancient ties and fashions as a reporter glimpses daily scenes and a Broadway silk ribbon dyeing method via silver nitrate and gum.
A fragment reflecting on memory by Francis Speir notes that knowledge once possessed cannot be lost completely. The ability to access it may wane temporarily, yet the right cue or period may awaken it, keeping past experiences alive in dormant form within the unconscious.
The article traces the cotton seed’s rise from waste to wealth, detailing its oil, meal, hulls, and ashes as valuable products. It notes historical shifts in perception, international use, and a new Atlanta process extracting 30 gallons of oil per ton from tailings, boosting yield by about 40 percent and expanding rural prospects.
English physician Dr Hogben reports brassworkers' ague arises from copper exposure. Symptoms emerge after fumes exposure with skin perspiration and relief in hours, while green staining on teeth necks and green-tinted hair support copper absorption as a major factor. The New York Tribune notes the potential copper basis for the disorder.
A fragmentary compendium of late 19th century notes recounts a Harrisburg church committee finding a minister and praising providence, a quip about a minister’s sermons, a Milan cremation anecdote, a critique of polite restraint, and Carter Harrison's critique of England’s gold mania, with assorted opinions from the era.
The article explains a margarine production method using 80 Fahrenheit heat to separate stearine, remove oleine under pressure, and blend with cottonseed oil purified with Fuller's earth. It details churning with milk, rapid cooling to solidify, milling, and salt addition, with coloring optional. It notes beef fat for stearine, uses in candles or soap, and mentions cocoanut oil masking odors to mimic dairy butter.
A mosaic of passages contrasts religious autocracy in Russia with domestic humor and war memories. It notes priests as village rulers, cites Curtis on wartime dangers and satire, and includes sketches from Brooklyn Eagle and Tolstoy on perception and pain, ending with reflections on gout and rheumatism.
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