Someday comes to the Youths’ Department poem
A verse by Nora Perry from St. Nicholas reflections on a future Someday. The speaker dreams of a distant bright day when all best pleasures and treasures lie in wait beyond daily routines. The poem contrasts present toys and play with an imagined later discovery of promised riches and happiness.
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En Cago
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Pullman Palace
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Topeka
Kansas City
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Curiaco
Lin
Nora Perry
St. Nicholas
A. J. Smedley
James Gifford
St Washington St
Ewcastle
The Tribute of Children and the Janissaries
A historical portrait of the Janissaries, Turkish elite troops formed from kidnapped Christian children, their rise as Europe’s feared standing army, and their dissolution by Mahmoud I in 1826 after three centuries of power and upheaval.
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Charles
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Solyman the Magnificent
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Helen P. Jenkins
Harpe
Bear Child of the Woods Becomes a Town Show Bear
A Michigan cub recounts being rescued from the Muskrat River by a log, captured by humans, and taken to Big Rapids. Now a chained resident, he adapts to urban life, recalls taunting youngsters, and recalls breaking his chain after a boy teased him with an apple.
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Michigan
Muskegon River
Goodby
Big Rapids
Bruin
Seared Sitting Bull and Frontier Scouts in Sioux Camp
A northern newspaper note reports American scouts visiting the hostile Sioux camp, sparking distrust among the Indians who fear a reward for Sitting Bull. The piece recalls an illustrated drawing showing horns and a nose ring, illustrating the mockery faced by Sitting Bull.
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Sitting Bull
Toronto Globe
Religious and Educational Progress Across Regions
Reports from 1880 religious activity include 850 conversions in Meriden Connecticut with 400 joining the Methodist Church, a May 1 Buffalo General Assembly for Presbyterians, and a May 20 Washington City General Convention of the New Jerusalem Church. Also noted: 700 M E preachers admitted in 1880, missionary Rev. Baker to Tonga education, and a Torresdale case defining a respectable congregation size.
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Presbyterians of the
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Buffalo
Newman
New York
Meriden
Conn
Methodist Church
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Church of the New Jerusalem
Washington City
M. E. Church
Mr. Baker
Tonga Islands
Peck
Worcester
Ewing Sherman
Sherman
Gibbons
Baltimore
Unitarian Society of
Hartford
Paterson
N. J
Pennsylvania
Torresdale
Good Breakfast Dishes For Early Spring Meals
An old farm kitchen guide offers simple nutritious options for breakfast after rising. It suggests raw eggs with milk or beef broth for sickly diners, then promotes yeast pancakes oatmeal mush and various egg or fish dishes. It also covers using milk, cold meats, hash, and seasoned leftovers to create hearty morning fare.
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Christian
Kentucky man elopes with Buckner belle for honeymoon
After four marriages the Kentuckian elopes on horseback with the Buckner belle, reunites with a distant clergyman twenty miles away, is pursued by the furious father, and now begins a honeymoon tour.
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Belle of
Buckner
Indorsed Statements Include Tragic Family Warning
The Pittsburgh Catholic cites Dr. Louis Bock & Son of Sheboygan praising St Jacobs for strong demand and customer satisfaction. A Denton Alabama father warned a son against marrying a servant girl. the son replied he would be disinherited, and later killed himself after a suicide threat.
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Pittsburgh Catholic
Louis Bock & Son
Sheboygan
Wis
St. Jacobs
William Bennett
Denton
Ala
Ten Years of Illness Cured by Hop Bitters Myth
A collection of brief health anecdotes and advertisements notes Hop Bitters curing a bedridden wife after ten years of illness, claiming two bottles at two dollars. plus items about a Shoshone chief, female undertaker, women in professions, Fellows syrup claims, and social quips about gifts and shoes.
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U.S
Detroit
Mich
Free Press
Philadelphia
Prickly Ash Bitters Highlighted Among Remedies
A public notice extols Prickly Ash Bitters as a universal cure for diseases from liver disorder and miasmatic influences. It boasts trials proving its merit, urges readers to ask their druggist, and notes price of 1 per bottle. Also mentions diverse items from a minister appointment to a murder by a stepson and vast telegraph connections between Philadelphia and New York.
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Democrat
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