Poem by Mrs Espeline Smith on family unity and discord
A periodical prints a long verse by Mrs Espeline Smith urging unity and love within families. The poem traces a beloved elder sister’s plea, a chain of misunderstandings, and a fall from harmony to strife, ending with a prayer for restored peace and concord among siblings.
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Beecher Defies Lynch Threat as Crowds Rally at Brooklyn Church
Rumors of mob violence against Henry Ward Beecher and his church in New York and Brooklyn sparked a massive turnout protecting free speech. Police occupied the house while Beecher preached on patience, condemning slavery and reaffirming resolve to stay in Brooklyn and continue his ministry.
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Water as Fire Suppression Not Fuel, Scientific American Note
A Scientific American excerpt explains water does not fuel fires. Water absorbs heat when turning to steam, cooling the fire. decomposition requires heat and releases no extra energy relative to carbon. Hydrogen from decomposed water would burn only at the expense of carbon, not increasing heat.
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