Vast 1892 miscellany notes various figures and tales
A long miscellaneous column surveys topics from law firms in the United States to wildlife counts of bison, and anecdotes about Apache education in Alabama. It also covers emigrant ship health, arsenic in apples, Pitt’s debts, Macaulay’s critique, and a donated 34,000-volume Chinese library to the University of Texas, plus a town shooting death verdict related to a government test site.
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Tak Kee
University of Texas
Ann
China
Tip Covernor
Above all Clouds and the Light of Hope
Poem excerpt from the Philadelphia Times reflecting on hope beyond darkness, divine love, and the enduring light of the soul. It contemplates mortality, beauty, and the transformative power of love amid life’s trials.
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Eterni
A. Phorse
Philphia Times
Callaghan's Failure In A Midnight Silver Heist
A young burglar, Callaghan, inspects fine silver in a rich home when a pale girl awakens to stop him. He impersonates charm, taunts her, admits he would kiss her if caught, then warns her she will faint after he leaves. He exits through the window, leaving a tale of danger and flirtation.
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Callaghan
Mr. Callaghan
Callghan
Bocky Callaghan
A Weekly
A Clever Mechanical Detective in a Jewelry Store
A New York Tribune report describes an uptown jeweller using an electro mechanical detector to deter theft. Copper strips and a battery powered alarm guard trays and cases. a salesman's pin can disable the alarm briefly.
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Uptown
New York Tribune
Madagascar’s Diverse Inhabitants Explored by De Catat
A Chicago Post summary notes De Catat’s Madagascar expedition identifying major groups Sakalaves Hoyas and Vazimbas with admixture and settlers Arabs Hindoos Chinese and Europeans adding to diversity. It mentions African types resembling East African groups including Zulus Kaffire Ethiopians and Somalis.
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Madagascar
de Catat
Hoyas
Merinas
East Africa
Chicago Post
Cleaning the System with Figs and Catarrh Cure Claims
Fragmented readable text shows historic ads and notices. It includes an early Syrup of Figs claim from California Fig Syrup Co and Hall's Catarrh Cure patent assertion by F J Cheney Co. A Toledo firm declares payment per cured case. References to Samoa, Lydia, and global figures appear in disparate lines.
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California Fig Syrup Co
State OF
Waio
Loledo
Lucas Cousty
Frank J. Cheney
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Caanar
Hall
W. Gleason
Amar
Samoa
Lydia
Swift
Jos Eraing Ponies
Due West
SHORT SUNDAY SERMONS Methodism Five Million Adherents Grow US
Dr Spencer reports rapid Methodist expansion in the United States with 7,000 pastors and 13,000 Sunday schools. He notes 340 million in church property, 5,000,000 total adherents across eighteen branches, and yearly additions of 200,000. The piece highlights church extension gains and historical support.
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Spencer
Philadelphia
Methodist Episco
United States
Methodist Episcopal Church
Methodist Episcopal Wing
Protestant Sunday School Army
Methodist Episcopal Division
Methodist
M. E
Board of Church Extension
Washington
Abraham Lincoln
Methodist Church
Methodist Episcopal
South
How Rubber Shoes Are Made In Fact
A Denver News summary describes rubber footwear manufacture, from raw material sourcing in South America to vulcanization and assembly on lasts. It notes about 70 percent pure rubber content, costs of para rubber, and daily outputs across 15 to 20 factories with capacities exceeding 150,000 pairs. It adds anecdotes about Elder James Hooper of Paris Maine and other brief notes on health guides and Dr. Pierce remedies.
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Maine
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Watts
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Ulder
La Grippe remedy praised in 1891 Indiana report
An 1891 Indiana account from Wrvosa Stark County extols Peruna as a cure for La Grippe and related winter illnesses. The narrator claims rapid recovery after six bottles used with no other medicine, contrasting with doctors and asserting widespread epidemic mortality. Also notes January folklore on Janus and uncertain weather.
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Perina
C. T. Hatrreiy
Hatfield
Peruna Drug Manufacturing Co
Columbus
Dianus
Janus Bifrona
Rosyfinger
Dawn
Sun
Mars
Janus Bifrons
Wiggins
Kind Words and Courtesy in Public Life
A short editorial urges kindness over surliness, citing a French king who valued civil words. It notes Louis Philippe survived an assassin’s shot because he bowed to cheering crowds, illustrating politeness as life protection.
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Douglas Jerrold
Louis Phillippe
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