Socrates Snooke and the Domestic Debacle
In a comic tale the sainted Socrates Snooke marries Yanti Caloric then quarreling erupts over home and chattels. Xantippe demands shared ownership while Socrates seeks discretion, leading to a humorous, chaotic fight resolved by the couple’s mock church scene and a search for new Sunday trousers.
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Socrates
Dauntries Xantippe
A Father's Confession About a Dark Past and Recovery
In a domestic revelation, a father recounts his descent into alcohol abuse sparked by a past friendship with Harvey Green and a vow-driven redemption. He narrates a near murder, a pivotal barroom incident, and how Nellie’s urging led him to pledged abstinence and a new life, celebrated twenty years later.
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Kate Stedman
Louie Utley
Katie
Birdie
Mamma
Kate
Mr. Stedman
Papa
Harvey Green
Joey Green
Darling
Barnéy
Cora
Uv 2
Bascom
Schurz
Wilson
Fisk
Erie
Connecticut
New York
Tweed
Connolly
Sweeney
Hallhev
Enics
Kentucky
Deekin Pogram
Deekin Penhi
New Hampshire election shocks the Democratic base in 1872
A satirical piece from Toledo�s paper mocks New Hampshire results and outlines Democratic hopes for Connecticut to revive support, laments postwar changes, and urges Kentucky and New York to back a Democratic president amid scandal and factions.
Mystery Visitor Returns In Quiet Riverside Echo
An unnamed narrator recalls a long-absent man who secretly shadowed them and mingled prayers with Nellie’s for a restoration. A chilling moment reveals a dear friend as a would-be murderer, as Katie refuses wine for a guest on New Year’s and vows faithfulness.
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Katie
Harvey
Nellie
Charles
Kate
Charlie
Freaven
Papa
Riverside
Political Outlook on Grant Renomination Surge
The article argues that Grant’s renomination enjoys widespread Republican support across states and presses, with the Philadelphia Convention as the deciding body. It critiques a small faction seeking one term and accuses them of trying to undermine the nation’s leadership and public trust.
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Republican Party
Grant
New Hampshire
Philadelphia
Liberala
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
Vast tally of facts from 19th century notes and figures
A sprawling miscellany reports England adding over 3500 books, a New Yorker wind and clock claim, Albany railcar origins in 1881, Forsyth church vandalism, Great Lakes losses, Madison University Burmese natives, global troop comparisons, Stewart establishment vaccination, New Haven trout woes, insurance wisdom, a Pittsburgh gears man, destitute New York shoemaker case, Leavenworth bridge dare by two women, and bridge workers’ fear on a perilous planked crossing.
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James Gould
Albany
Forsyth
Ontario
Great Lakes
Madison University
New York
France
Russia
A. T. Stewart
Health Department
New Haven
Washington
Pittsburgh
George Parsons
Leavenworth
No Policy to Enforce Against the Will of the People
Chicago Inter Ocean argues that a new political dispensation must honor the people’s will and warns that a large, demanding minority, mostly with Democratic antecedents, seeks to graft an old Democratic idea onto the Republican party, a concept exploded when the public functionary ceded the presidency to Lincoln.
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Abraham Lincoln
Chicago Inter-Ocean
Visualize Olfactory and Optical Senses Through Nerve Vibrations
The Journal of Microscopy explains how the cochlear Coro’s organ and retinal rods and cones may vibrate to match specific light and sound waves. It proposes color perception variability, color blindness, and possible heat-radiation vision in deep sea mollusks, tied to nerve and eye anatomy.
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Hemboltz
Coro
Journal of Microscopy
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