F K Phoenix on War Liquor and Woman Suffrage
F K Phoenix argues against war and the war party, linking alcohol to conflict and urging abolitionist action for peaceful national reconstruction. He challenges Republicans and Democrats, defends personal liberty, and calls for universal suffrage and prohibition as practical reforms. The piece also includes unrelated notes on art, mining, and curiosities from Paris and Manila.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. K. Phoenix
South
North
Republican
Beard by the day and meals offered at Florist Business Garis
Beard by the day rates at 81.50 and three meals provided for guests. Florist listed as proprietor with H. N. Rogerson connected to the business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beard
How to bake a lard free pie crust
A Country Gentleman note suggests avoiding lard in pie crusts due to health concerns. It offers a recipe using rich buttermilk sodium bicarbonate salt and soft dough rolled very thin, baked slowly, and served uncovered to prevent indigestion.
Fat Woman Credits Bell Wish With Car Stop
A corpulent woman on a Woodward Avenue streetcar asked a man to ring the bell. He rang it after rising and yanking the strap. The car paused briefly, then resumed as the fat passenger explained she did not know whether he could ring the bell.
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Mademoiselle Rachel
Duc de Morny
Louvre
David
Conservatoire
Rachel
Paris
Herve Rachel
M. de Moray’s
Woodward Avenue
Detroit Free Press
Pollock Praises Photography Advances In Sun Study
The late Sir Frederick Pollock lauds progress in photography beyond portraiture as observers like De La Rue reveal sun structure unseen to the eye. He cites actinic rays, prism analyses, and photography’s power to render invisible light into images, hoping for future union of photography with arts and chemistry to uncover obscurities.
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Frederick Pollock
The
Photographic Society
Dela Rue
Mr. de la Rue
Memory, Romance, and Moral Cautions in 19th Century Dialog
The article cites Kinglake on memory shaping reality into lasting images and Bronson Alcott in Boston discussing personal purity. It notes the dangers of vice and impure literature, and urges parental restraint and moral instruction through example and kindness.
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A. Bronson Alcott
Boston
Tribune
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Republican War Party
Republican Whisky Ring
Sunshine
Courier
J. Alden Smit
America
Gold Hill
Philippines
Camiguin
Mindanaco
Zebu
Catarman
Manila
London Times
Herbert Spencer
Brooklyn
Brooklyn Argus
Memphis
P. T. Barnum
New Haven
Danbury News
Philadelphia
U.S. America
Aggies
Business Garis
H. N. Rogerson
Leavitt
Deputy County
and Justice OF the Peace
Sterling
Colorado
Pioneer Saddle and Harness Shop
M.B
R. E. Hart
OLD Colony
Main St
Greeley
A. H. Boughton
Coronapo
Fort Colins
Fort Collings
Larimer County
Bante
B. A. Hares
A. EB. Gipson
Gurxcer
Colonano
Best
J D Buckley
Weld County
Wyn Nae Stein
F L. Childs
Justice OF the Peace
Boxem
Main &T
Greeley Weld Co
J Leavy
Grant and
Sherman Sts
M. Foreman
Attorney At Law
Jos. C. Shattuck
Sec’y Union Colony
Eseses & Shattuck
Soeguine
Denver Pacific Railroad
New Masonic Block
Colo
D.S. Marvin
Watertown
N. Y
G. Stinson & CO
Portland
Maine
Geo. P. Rowell & Co
Park Row
New York
Stecracles
Glass
Mozelle
France
Allseieri Distinction of Vision
Eyir
Felloyv
Greeley, Colorado
Lmes & Clap
Kinglake
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