British Ambassador to Turkey Named Indian Viceroy
Lord Dufferin, the British Ambassador to Turkey, has been appointed Viceroy of India. A Second Billette-MacKey cable from Lonpos reports naval and political updates, including cholera incidents in Marseilles and Naples, the St Leger race results, and a newly formed French Council session.
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Faraday
Woolwich Tday
Larobkin Cane
Sandiway
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Koch
Naples
Toulon
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Prmantle
Australia
America
Ireland
Tre
Shangarat
Natwith
Tug River
Tere
Manpnip
Alain Vars
Elaier
Paris
Ching Brus
Senate
Warsaw
Mudiref Dongola
MI Mahdi
Alurseiles
United States
Kasson
Tit
Prersais
Mixed Late News Items From 19th Century Paper
Contents include wedding notices and travel tidbits among local society items in New York and Ohio. Reports mention Admission Day celebrations by the New York Society of California Pioneers, a barn fire in Martin Ohio, and a Witness accounts of marital trouble in Wyoming County. Also notes on church ordination changes at Nantucket and a missing person case linked to a whiskey incident.
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Anita Owen
St. Jaga de CIA
New Lark
Annie Netias
Aga Toate
Wedig Hey
Quillian Au Tresuta
Cope
New York Society of California Pioneers
Governm
Dennal Strong
J. A. Sperry
Clarke
E. ©. Kemble
John Moons
Martin
Ohio
William Seward
Morrison Thompson
Wyoming
Stak County, Jr
Thompson
Sineg
Seward
Louisa T. Baker
North Congregational Church
Nantucket
Mass
Athens
Social Science Convention reads on state finances and labor studies
The Social Science Convention heard papers on The Financial Standing of the States by Prof Henry Adams, Wages Participation and Arbitration, and The Tendency of Modern Attitudes by Prof TP Satvent of Harvard, and Physical Training in College by Prof Edward Tuehcock of Amherst. The National Liberal League elected officers with Rob ert Ingersoll as President and vice presidents Fitaut Wright James Parton and BR Wakeman, Courtland Palmer secretary.
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Sanatoca
N. Y
Jenry
Adams
TP. A. Satvent
Harvard
Edward Tluehcock
Amherst
Liberal League
Casanna
National Liberal League
Robert Ingersoll
Fitaut Wright
James Parton
Wakeman
Courtland Palmer Seere
Butter making and dairy farm practices in Pennsylvania
M Tinkham visits a 650 acre Pennsylvania farm owned by Jessie and Jared Darlington with 250 cows. Feed mix includes dry meal and wheat bran. milk is separated and cream ripened before churning twice weekly. Cedar churns produce half and one pound prints shipped to major cities. Butter is washed, reworked, wrapped, and cooled for shipment. Average output about twelve hundred pots per season. Lesson emphasizes careful feeding, uniform product, and building consumer trust in origin.
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M. Tinkham
Vermcut Dairymen's Association
Pennsylvania
Jessie
Jared Darlington
Philadelphia
New York
Boston
Washington
Uuirough
Orchard and Nursery A New Orchard
American Agriculturist notes the value of planning fruit varieties for home orchards and near markets. It advises early tree orders, soil renovation, manure, and proper pruning. For old orchards it suggests rejuvenation over years, focusing on productive head growth and feeding the trees.
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America Agriculturist
Cure for Piles Advertises Remedy and Fair Notice
A vintage medical ad touts Dr Tosanke’s Pile Remedy to relieve back and abdominal discomfort and itching. It claims absorption of tumors and permanent cure at 40 cents, sold by H A Monroe. The notice also announces the third annual Franklinville Agricultural and Driving Park fair and races set for September 26 27 next.
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Franklinville Agricultural and Driving Park Association
Franklinville
TRY IT YOURSELF Cough Syrup and Relates Claims
An odd mixed clipping notes a free trial bottle of Dr. Bosanko's Cough and Lung Syrup for coughs and chest ailments and mentions old relics from 1555. It also reports Orin Miles losing an eye at a sawmill and Wells Hearth Renewer advertised for slow development children. The Cherry Creek knitting mill will close temporarily due to low business.
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Monroe
Bosanko
Cherry Creek Knitting Company
Rough in Pains Plaster and Wells Health Re newer Ad
Porous and strengthening remedy advertised for backache chest side pain rheumatism and neuralgia. Wells Health Re newer promoted as cure for headache fever chills malaria dyspepsia. An annival school election in Addison had only five votes cast. 111th and 145th regiments will reunite at Titusville on September 16.
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Titusville
Addison
Blood impurity taints all, foes scrofula and disease
The piece asserts that every person bears taint in the blood leading to scrofula and various illnesses, claiming consumption and other diseases arise from this impurity and that scrofulous symptoms are seen as proof through testimonies.
Public Benefactor Ad Promises Health Remedies
An odd 19th century styled notice touts Liver and Nerve tonics and a kidney cure as a public benefitor. It lists ailments from biliousness to skin diseases and includes suggested remedies, endorsements, and orders for mail orders through New York and local agents like Monroe in Comkirk. The fragment cites various names and places, presenting a sensational patent medicine pitch with dire health claims.
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Mal. Fenner
Fredo
New York
Procramme Ist Bay Trecany Meph 1 Kea Ong Ied
A fragmented note lists event names and scores for a competition with prizes and dates. Mentions Ruthie Bey and My He Gra among participants. The text includes references to days and times, with unclear locations and outcomes.
Dunkirk Curtsal Krughits Event Notice
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a concert or event at Dunkirk involving performances, dates, and admissions with monetary amounts such as 87.50 and 30. The text lists venues and times in a hazy sequence, referencing local names and a planned activities schedule for September and nearby dates.
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