Return of Utah Mormons Revives Interest in Missouri and Iowa
The article recounts Utah Mormons revisiting Missouri Iowa and Minnesota sites once central to their history. Elders meet in Namoo and Carthage to view historic temples and jails linked to Joseph Smith. It notes earlier persecutions in Missouri and the Mormon exodus to the West, with lingering memories in the Mississippi Valley.
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Alississippi
Watts
Utah
Hu‘nol
Towa
Namoo
Joseph Smith
Carthage
Yen
Church
Hiram
Vstal
Lee County
Iowa
Garden Grove
Kanesville
Wessern
Naurgo
Monroe
Monagumens
Afétmontem
Laimoni
Joseph Smith I
Joseph Smith IL
Frederick Smith
Gentty Rocmoulem
Mississippi Vailer
Joseph Sunil
Missouri
Ttimois
New York
Nickland
Ohio
Sidney Rigdon
Church of Later-Day Saints
Far West
New Jerusalem
Jerusalem
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Gove
Nauvoo
Hiram Smith
Joseph
van Buren
David
Appanoose
Decatur
Pion
Aswollen
Blount Pisgah
Utah Mormions
Brigham ‘Young
Plains
Salt Lake
Salt Lake Colony
Mississippi Valley
Louis Gighe-Democrat
Election to the exclusive clubs at Parin described
The article explains Parin club elections where proposers must know candidates well and witness antecedents. After selection the new member arrives with hat off, is introduced to members, then must bow to the group and meet each member over a week, with special praise for those who insist on formal introductions.
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Parin
Besa
Init Be
Thia
London Saturday Review
Appacentis Challenges Confidence In Bidding Scene
The Philadelphia Ledger notes a bantering exchange where Appacentis teases Confidence for being overly cautious about bidding on a gold piece. A sly dig about offering a pall piece adds a humorous twist to reform discussions obscured in a garbled passage.
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Appacentis
Philadelphia Ledger
New State Hint Emerges From Spokane Portland Movement
A potential new state named Lineain could form from portions of Washington Oregon Idaho and Montana. Movement led by Spokane Washington and Portland Oregon chambers argues the new state would better serve regional interests and possibly place Spokane as capital.
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Grogan
Tdahia
Conuueres
Spokane
Wash
Portland
Wastington
Oregun
Idano
Silence Saves Two Soldiers Heroic Buffalo Herd Escape
Two soldiers of a marching body encounter a buffalo herd on the Western plain in 3852. Peel and his companion analyze risk and use stealth to circle the herd. They avoid detection by Indians and retreat to camp, recounting a tense narrow escape and a daring strategic move.
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Falo
Peel
Buffalo
Irer
Sacred cords across cultures and rites described
The article surveys sacred thread customs among Hindus and Parsées, detailing strands, knots, and symbolism. It notes Brahman practices, the Pardeen thread, and parallels with North American Indigenous medicine cords as described by Chambers' Journal and Monier Williams.
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Monier Wildinnos
Mr. Bourke
Chambers’ Journal
Daudet’s Sappho Spelling Clash With American Publishers
Daudet faced a publishing setback when an American house declined Sappho after previewing Dau det’s work. A French spelling note resolved the dispute as readers spell Sapho with one p in French and two in English, Daudet’s reply: spell it with two p's.
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Alphonse Daudet
M. Daudet
Daudet
Sappho
Sapho
Dandet
Pellishers
Pontage Stamps and Penny-Wise Postal Tips
The article explains separating glued stamps by soaking in water to loosen and separate without damage. It notes heat and water expand air spaces between stamps to aid separation and mentions pork price increases as a cautionary parallel. It ends with advice to be careful though sometimes not effective.
Dinner Party Mirror Reveals Dignity Under Laughter
An American girl recalls a London dinner where a silent guest, famed bystander, and a witty observer notice a mischievous puppy harass a host’s grandmother. A mirror behind the table reflects the scene as guests quietly enjoy the spectacle. The tale ends with a light remark on polite restraint and a tasty side note about pineapple and cheese.
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London
Ion
Bian
Notiebow
Mullins
Miullins
Pointers on Egg Cookery from Home Magazine
The article discusses eggs as a meat substitute for brief periods, noting cheese and eggs’ nutritive value. It provides a method to boil eggs evenly, timing for a firm white and yolk, and mentions using cheese and snail portions in dishes, with veal broth and creamed potatoes as examples.
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Uome
Descendant of Caesar Inspires a Humble Day
A lighthearted tale from Youth's Companion recounts Mrs. Brown and her high school sophomore Dorothy joking about Caesar’s tasks. Dorothy translates a Caesar passage while Mrs. Brown worries whether the conqueror finished his duties, ending with a humorous reflection on the emperor's burden.
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Lille
Brown
Besside
Mrs. Brown
Dorothy
Caesar
Hunting Gear for Women in Rugged Outdoor Travel
A rugged guide advises that women in rough terrain should abandon skirts and wear practical attire. Safe area travel demands knickerbockers or riding breeches, heavy boots, hob nails, leggings, a flannel shirt, a heavy wool sweater, and a waterproof coat for protection and mobility.
Mot Cheap Folk
A fragment from the Baltimore American presents a lively exchange about money and family. Maria questions what her father and Thomas have discussed, while a mother chides her for arrogance and mentions telephone rent as part of the humor.
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Thomas
Baltimore Americin
Paps Expresses Concern Over Daughter’s Wishes
In a Flauston Post item a father laments his daughter resembling her mother and repeatedly asks for expensive things he cannot afford, reflecting financial strain and family dynamics.
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Paps
Flauston Post
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