A dying Lady, a Long-Delayed Love and a Business Offer
Emily Bow erbank near death urges truth and forgiveness from her former lover John Stenhouse while Sir John Bowerbank and Mrs Knowle weigh a partnership offer. Emily seeks one last chance to tell the man she loved that fate and misfortune split them. The couple navigate pride duty and compassion as Stenhouse faces a path to partnership and possible renewal of life.
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Jeanie
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Mr. Knowle
Temperance and the demon of stimulant desire explored
An archaic text discusses physiology of stimulant addiction noting how nerves dull with use, driving a cycle from mild to stronger stimulants. It warns of bondage and escalating appetite, with a focus on neural irritation and rising dependence.
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Othe Ratan
Temperance News and Notes From California and Beyond
A collage of temperance items reports California shop counts rising from 14,08 to 51 in eight years and traffic costs for the people of Cuba. London homelessness among 200 families linked to intemperance, and Ireland’s liquor expenditure cited. A Comanche pastor condemns drink and urges Bible teaching and civic education. A Canada example contrasts a Christian cataract cure with a heathen whisky feast.
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Montreal
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Street Car Horses and the City’s Narrow Railroading
The piece argues horses used in street railroads waste animal life and invites cruelty. It cites a 19 to 20 year veteran on the Twenty-third Street Crosstown Line and notes large stables and manure in central city areas. It warns fires destroy horse stables and damage nearby property while riders face disruption during tre ups with elevated trains.
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Thirty-fourth Street
New York City
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Cincinnati
Lees
New Mineral Syterryite Named After Francis Sperry
A new mineral called Syterryite is described in honor of Francis L. Sperry of Sudbury. It was found at the Vermilion mine in Ontario, twenty-two miles west of Sudbury and twenty-four miles north of Georgian Bay, near the Abgama branch of the Canadian Pacific Railway. The deposit includes gold ore with pyrite chalcopyrite and pyrrhotite and contains platinum grains in inert pockets within decomposed ore.
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General McClellan Monument Set for Decoration Day
The granite shaft rises forty six feet on a nine by nine and a half foot base from the Wayne Granite Works in New York. Granite cost around 2000 and the monument features a marble ball atop an eagle. The eagle spans about six feet with wings four feet tip to tip. An inscription appears on one face of the shaft.
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Teorse B. Mecledanie
Wainey Granite Companys
N.Y
Tribute of Respect for General of the Armies and New Jersey Governor
Personal friends erect a commemorative tribute in honor of the General of the Armies of the States and the Governor of New Jersey. The note underscores respect and affection for the distinguished public figures.
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Genege Brinton Icler Eas Ron
New Jersey
The Pestiferees Grass Bird Warns Farmers About Seed Loss
A farmer notices the grass bird, a large dark brown pest, decimating clover and grass seed. It travels in flocks and can eat seeds across an acre, urging cover crops and careful sowing to protect winter and spring sowings.
Hebra's water-bed remedy for eczema described
A historical account explains Hebra's water-bed bath as a treatment for eczema and similar skin diseases. Patients spend days in a continually heated bath, with the body supported by a lacteal band and head resting on the bed. Skin becomes white and shriveled on exposed areas, others remain unaffected, and the process is said to be highly effective though demanding.
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Texas Enasic
Initivr
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Ian de Brant
Houston & Texas Cent’lry.co
Agricult
Denver
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Panhand's
Texas
Ettier
J.S. Napier
Vernon
C. C. Gibbs
Land Ag’t
Houston
Tex
Ancient autograph at the Louvre Egyptica papyrus
An ancient autograph from Europe notes Serpsmonthes writing to Pamouthes about sending the body of Servas from Jerax by canal. The relic details embalming and inscriptions. a theft attempt is noted. The snippet also advertises various medical remedies and a healer in New York offering cure samples on request.
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Viease
Sireng
HG. Root
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New York
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