Disorderly Anecdotes and Chats From an Old Journal
A long garbled Victorian column of anecdotes covers professors and locomotives, a consulship tale born from a clever quote, a lampoon about a lion painting, a remote village tale, police and army scenes, and editorials on girls liberty. It includes snippets about Lord Macaulay, Voltaire, and tidiness parables, with miscellaneous moral vignettes and humorous asides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Astener
Iis
Triby
Thie Laird
Diang
Prenc Town
Cleve
Secul
Tie
Gereme
Victor
Corel
Ures
Dean
Nellie
Max Muller
Lord Macaulay
Cosmopolis
India
Macaulay
Muller
Lear
Tae
Wadker
Aorhesst
Massachusetts
Havig
Phe
Dos Urether
Kant Tag
Mars
Walker
Tier Sen
Yaneis
Anuty
Deave
Pia
Qune
Shad
Sunday Reading: Values and Church Statistics Collide
An OCR fragment surveys religious life noting Baptist and Protestant church counts, property values, and memberships across denominations in a region. It blends statistical church data with sermons on virtue and moral living, urging steadiness and clear conscience.
Morroe doctrine pledge cited in New York Sun
The New York Sun quotes a lauded defense of the Morroe doctrine calling it an unqualified, indestructible bulwark of American security and greatness and urging its record in Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
New York Sun
Purity and the pure heart in culture and soul
A reflective passage by Samuel Sieith Harris arguing that true virtue arises from inner culture and refined character rather than outward adornment. The speaker links dignity to moral cultivation and spiritual light guiding beauty and goodness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Letomben
Samuel Sieith Harris
Moral Heroism in Humble Spheres and Great Galleries
A call to cultivate youth imagination toward heroic souls in all things and all princes. The text urges following after good and avoiding wrong when faced by a cloud of witnesses and moral examples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mentian Ives
Notigoes Clavetoan
Tyne
Mystery of nitrogen from air and plant growth puzzle
The article describes scientific efforts to extract nitrogen from air to feed plants, detailing experiments, potential methods, and the challenges of delivering usable nitrogen to seeds and roots. It mentions various researchers, trials, and the broader context of nitrogen fixation and agricultural science.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pianta
Styer Dbo
Ellie Tay
Pripach
Daeteria
Aoc
Also Mentioned on This Page
Edward W. Bok
Ladies Wome Journal
Mr. Bok
Taos
Weagan
Voltaire
Vor
Alan
Paris
Mira
Volaire
Wyel
Platte Villey Canyon
Young Fein Times
Poughis
Snie
Tessness
Wethie Agai
Crate
Wisden
Beden
Deaver Conventeen
Davies
Worthen
Rio
St Andrew
United States
Mead Coslurist
AEG Haus
Presbyterian
Syne
Enidbers
Haive
Garth Pb
Adnembers
Ae Heuil
Church of God Bus
Wasik AL Quenibers
Siga
Comberhunal Presbyterian Chouireh
Way
Dias Chuvel
Colored Methomisa Episcopent Choteh Hias
OSG Peay Ooo
SP Tsg
Tosten
Fawcey
Eddie Fist
Theo
Erin
Dhoudnes
Bible
Isis
Wystery
Bey
Persiade
Pwolupgi
Tatekward
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