Various 1882 world items spark wide avere in press
A long survey of period notes covers Belgian English Navy decay, German telegram sanctity, American capital investment, Carlisle Indian School, Tokyo College science, Danish royal gift, Bosnia troops, Austrian mixed faith levies, Washington inheritance law, horse training via saltwater, social legacies of foreign ministers in Washington, and a Catholic charity gift from the Pope.
Funeral of Ja Ja of Opobo Ends in Lavish Royal Tributes
Savage grief marks the Opobo funeral as tribesmen in elaborate dress bear Ja Ja’s coffin along the river in a state ceremony. Chiefs guard the vault within the palace courtyard while cannons, music, and feasts honor the late king whose wealth and slaves were once part of the ritual.
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Lonora
Ja-Ja
Opobo
West Africa
Teneriffe
Oil Shivera
Major Macdonald
Benin
Jaera
Sam Weller
Ja Ja
Liverpool Post
Ingenious Indian Basket Makers of Tarratines
The Tarratines or Penobscot of an island above Bangor Maine are praised as the most ingenious basket makers. Their colored baskets use ash and maple with fragrant salt-marsh sweet grass. Dyes come from alder, birch bark, cedar, sumac, and maple. One family earned about 1000 dollars last year, owning fine furnishings. Some Indians are lazy or drunk, but the goat Indians lead and are respected.
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Bangor
Honest barter and travel lore from Yoruba lands
A traveler’s report from Yoruba West Africa describes roadside markets with food offered for sale and cowries used as payment, noting honest laborers and unwritten laws. It also includes a garbled Q&A on Kalso paints about Alabastine and a claim about French duels and various remedies pitched by The Great Name Restorer and Beecar’s Pins in an old newspaper style.
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Zeruba
Yoruba
West Africa
Goldthwaite
Geographical Magazine
Hood's Sarsaparilla touted in letter from Providence reader
A reader letter from Cass Street Providence claims Hood's Sarsaparilla made the writer well after illness. It notes a daughter's wish to share how the remedy helped and expresses a brief praise of the product in a period newspaper voice.
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Har
Messrs. C. I. Hood & Co
Hood
Prayer and uplift in a religious reading piece
A religious reading extols prayer to God for blessing and healing. It recounts a Yokohama youth spared by a Bible gift, urges Christians to seek heavenly things, and cites Paul's bugle call to rise above earthly life and bear fruit in faith.
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Paul
Colosse
Christ
Jesus
God
Bunyan
Hell
Heaven
Fight Around the Throne and a Moody Sermon Insight
In a wartime meeting the mood was bleak after a Northern defeat at Bull Run. An elderly speaker urged perseverance, saying if darkness covers the world light shines from the Throne. He compared rising above fog to drawing nearer to Christ and shining for Him as the world’s light.
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Iremember
North
Bull Run
Republic
Sona
Christ
Thom
Eighteois
Moody
Boston Captain’s discipline scene with boy and reform talk
A Boston Police captain scolds a boy for disobedience and dramatizes corporal-esque punishment by taking him to a cellar. The exchange highlights street discipline as an alternative to reform school while recalling earlier incidents of scaring youths to reform behavior. The piece also reports on Kansas City women's convention mocking male prerogatives with satirical riffs on Abe Lincoln and the Statue of Liberty.
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Hemenway
Boston Police Division No. 2
Spring Street
Herald
Boston
Kansas City
Miss Shaw
Abe
Madison
Wis
Isle of Man
Dr Pierce Family Favorite Pills and Pellets Ad
An old advertisement touts Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription for women as a tonic for weakness and female disorders. It claims to build up the body, relieve pain, improve digestion, purify the blood, and restore strength with guaranteed satisfaction or refund. It also promotes Dr Pierce's Pleasant Pellets to prevent and cure headaches and liver and digestive complaints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Pierce
Pierca
Blader
Strait Druggists
Ds. Krist'¢ Co
Dinanamrun
Cure for Catarrh and La Grippe Promised by Peruna
An advertisement extols Peruna as a universal cure for winter colds catarrh and La Grippe claiming effectiveness in all stages. It emphasizes internal remedies over local applications and promotes a free booklet from The Peruna Manufacturing Company of Columbus Ohio.
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New York
Washington
Grip
Hadji Hussein Ghouli Khan
Legation Set
Iamarcae
Annis Rognes
Perona Manufacturing Company
Columbus
Ohio
Hall
J. Chexer ‘O
Props
Toledo
Price Tie
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Indiana Progress
Reichstag
Carlisle
Penn
New York Independent
The
College of Science
Tokio
Japan
Chicago Herald
Edward Everett Hale
Denmark
Denamark
Christian IX
Louise
Washington Post
District of Columbia
District
Congress
M. Gilbert Tompkins
San Leandro
Cal
Tompkins
Christman
Rome
Advancin
Littledale
Pamir
Trantscaspian
Mr. Littledale
John S. Cooke
Mediterranean
Africa
Cooke
Malta
le Lo
Chicey Joseph
Indiana
Wirdow
New York Sun
Bastina
Kuive
Kline
Phila
Europe
Mattie A. Cobb
Providence
Suttle A. Cobb
Mss Cobb
Gao N. Coxp
James T. Durette
Earlysville
Boschee
Kennedy
Donald
God of
Ealing
God of the
Mia
Earth
Yokohama
Ventura County
California
CoPvaiur
Dorkilmeri
Ealm
ELY Bros
Warren St
Chatacnties
Guatemala
C. D. Payne
Union Signal
Chicago
Brown
Ward Beecher
ST. Jacobs Oil
Bagekac Sciatica
John MaSteien
Conmunier
Loos Balland
Ares Cales
Senlpeiae
Thompson
Ringhawton
Mez
Adrian Smith
Adelan Smith
Thes
J. Mera