Return to virtue through God's grace and resolve
A preacher in Ohio outlines obstacles to rejoining faith after falling into evil habits. He warns that moral gravitation toward sin is strong, and urges abandoning old companions, seeking God's help, and obtaining Christian counsel to fight addiction and vice. He emphasizes decisive action, prayer, and accountability to reclaim a productive life.
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Solomon
Rapiis
Niagara
Niacara Falls
Meindeer
Paris
Bacchus
Carsei
Lilad
Oyhe Eed
House of God
Terha
Christ
Ged
Aman
Heaven
Hannha
Alps
God
Antietam
Master Street
Philadelphia
Oregon
Massachusetts
Minnesota
New York
Jon
Manis
Sparta
Jesus Christ
Pious Reflections On Family Love And Victory Over Evil
A reflective piece contrasts parental concern with personal triumphs. It recalls a parent’s trust during absence, a Grecian general recalling a homeward victory, and the ideal of overcoming sin through grace. The text warns that neglect echoes after death in silence and loss.
Dynamite schools and the inventor of scientific warfare
A New York Sun report quotes Professor Nezeroff promoting dynamite education as humanitarian, claiming 206 schools across Russia and Europe teach safe handling and advanced use. He envisions them as miniature West Points, arguing well-made dynamite is safe and could empower weaker nations if properly used.
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Profesor Nezeroff
Becaus
Europe
Elswhere
Ireland
Cuba
Bulgaria
Russia
Germany
Austria
England
France
Leland
New York
Ivory Carving Workshops in America Revealed
In a single factory, ivory is cleaved, shaped, and polished from tusks weighing 16 to 59 pounds. Workers craft billiard balls and ornamental objects with water sawing, color staining, and pressure polishing. Finished pieces include caskets, statues, and genre carvings, showcased after patient handwork in a quiet workshop.
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America
Raphail
Ladly
Fieres
York Evening Post
Light influence on plant blossoming by quinine solution
Sachs reports a strange effect where plants germinated under quinine light form small imperfect flowers that perish quickly, while normally growing plants bloom well. Light carried through pure water shows no impairment to blossoming.
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Sachs
Remedy for Heaves in Horses Care and Prognosis
The article explains that heaves in horses may be curable or incurable depending on bronchial changes and nerve control. Some cases improve with feeding changes or moist feed and cut roots, while hereditary or exertion related forms may be chronic. A lasting cure requires months of a adjusted regimen.
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New York Times
Beekeeping Notes From Gleanings Readers
Texan correspondent warns against reusing emptied combs after hive robbing. Farrand of Rockport Ohio recommends camphor dosing for severe stings. Roland Sherburne from Iowa discusses brood timing in fall and spring, noting cool Sep and warm Oct hives and queen brood recovery. He weighs empty combs in brood-nest for clustering and wintering, considering cellar storage.
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Medina
G. A. Farrand
Rockport
Ohio
Roland Sherburne
Towa
Keeping Livestock Warm Through Proper Water Temperature
The article explains how ice cold drinking water forces animals to use more food to reach body heat, wasting energy. It advises warming drinking water and avoiding ice, notes that water at fifty five degrees is healthy, and suggests methods to remove ice and ensure ample fresh water, citing American Agriculturist.
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H. H. Green & Sons
H. Tk, Green & Sons, M. On
Marietta Street
Atlanta
Farm and Garden Notes Review and Advice
Agricultural tips cover crop values, starch content in corn, feeding practices, and grain variety. Advice on horse sociability, sunflower seeds, bonfires to deter pests, moisture sources for plants, and milk production tips. Includes notes on cats, shovels for farm use, and repairing stable boards to save fuel.
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New England
A. C. Harlow
Maine
J. N. Sanborn
Columbia Mo
College
Lowell
Mass
Ile
American Agriculturist
New York Tribune
Practical winter feeding tips from a New England farmer
A. B. Allen favors pumpkins in swine rations for digestion and flesh gain, with roots as alternatives. Corn fodder can be fed outside the silo if cut ripe and mixed with concentrates. Winter fowl care includes warm housing and nutritious mash to keep eggs steady. stock comfort boosts productivity. Growth yields of fifty to seventy bushels per acre are discussed as fair and profitable.
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New England
A. B. Allen
Pressing the Suit in a Washington Critic sketch
A young man pleads to the tailor to press his suit today for a girl who expects him tomorrow. The tailor smugly offers to press it after revealing bills from a lawyer, highlighting the comical misfit between desire and resources.
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Washington
Seasonal comforts and coins: pumpkins and pies
The excerpt notes cozy autumn scenes with buckwheat cakes and pumpkin pies. It contrasts domestic pleasures with notable claims about St Jacobs Oil easing rheumatism and Neuraglia, alongside endorsements of Red Star Cough Care as safe and plant based. It also cites Rene Goblet as French Premier and reports on American steamship traffic between the U S and Europe, detailing ships, crews, coal use, passengers, and revenue.
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Gross
St. Vinewut’s Hospital
Baltumore
America
Europe
Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery Promotes Cures
A garbled ad laden page extols Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a cure for consumption and weak lungs. It touts testimonials, mentions officials and ministers, and promotes other products while detailing general health claims and large earnings schemes.
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Dr. Pierce
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Congress
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Emily Rhoads
McBrides
Mich
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United States
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Columbia Ave. Ballimore
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Fourteenth St. Wheelrow
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New York City
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USA
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Randolph, N.Y
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Ilinois
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J. Means &Co
Lincoln St
Boston
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Express
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Horse Book CO
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Lansill
WiNtke & Cosine
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Princeton
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Waterman
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Chicago
Mason & Hamlin Organ and Piano CO
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Lighth St
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