Divine order and social fate in a reforming vision
The text argues that after a discussion on eternal life the speaker links gender, marriage, and social order to divine reconstruction. It posits that in the hereafter external bonds dissolve, that feminine divine love guided Mary and Jesus embodies divine wisdom, and that current social relations must be rebuilt around a new order. It warns of upheaval, judgment, and a coming golden age with renewed industrial relations and a central role for reconstructed man and woman under divine power.
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Correspondence from Exxgorn and Dixora on crime and town growth
In Exxgorn Wisconsin April 12 1875 residents report a Swede named Augustus Faust who robbed a store on Sunday and escaped jail by digging through plaster walls. The jail now houses four of five prisoners, with one released by court bail and another from Whitewater. Dixora notes business changes, new drugstore and harness shop, full housing, religious revival, and efforts to elect liquor licenses amid local politics. The piece closes with commentary on public safety, commerce, and a forthcoming mayoral candidate.
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Sutro Tunnel Venture Aids Nevada Mines
The Sutro tunnel project, linked to the Comstock mines in Nevada, aims to reach ore along a long fissure with shafts up to two thousand feet deep. Ventilation is severe in low mines, raising ore costs. the plan envisions a mountain foot tunnel that drains and ventilates for eight miles, about a third complete, fourteen by ten feet, at an eight million dollar cost, with builder's fee charged on mined ore.
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Arctic Expedition to Arctic Seas Under Nordenskjold Sails
A Pall Mall Gazette report notes a new Arctic expedition to the Arctic seas funded by a Gottienburg financier. Led by Professor Nordenskjold, it would depart Tromso in June, voyage to Nova Zembla, explore shores of the Ob and Jenisei, and return to Tromso by October, with provisions for fourteen months and aims to collect geological botanical and ethnographic data.
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Indignant Wife Replies to Husband Warning in Public Card
The card quotes Alice rebutting George Sutherland over trust and debts, calling him a drunkard and detailing hardship from his neglect. She negates his warnings and asserts she will support herself, then shifts to home repair tips about removing old wallpaper and making paste with rye flour and borax.
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Paris
War Probable as German and Italian Powers Tangle
Berlin Post and London Times notes warn of a looming war in Europe as France seeks to restrain a republican majority and Marshal MacMahon, while Austria and Italy maneuver for influence. Royalist gains and Papal questions heighten tension amid uncertain French, Austrian, and Italian alignments. A Paris jeweler’s displays reveal extravagant pearls and gems as a counterpoint to the era’s political unease.
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Eyed Measuring Contests and a Flood Race on the Lehigh Valley
An old schoolhouse memory recalls the teacher’s eye estimates of size and weight as students tried to match measurements on the wall. A flood race on the Lehigh Valley Railroad saw a passenger train push through rising waters and ice with the round-house at Coxton flooded and the telegraph office abandoned. The Nation No. 508 includes editorials, correspondence, and reviews on topics from Paris Restif de la Bretonne to English history.
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