Floating the Great Lakes Vessels and Tonnage Details
A census bulletin outlines Great Lakes floating equipment as of December 1, 1689. It lists 2784 vessels with 924,472 gross tons and 730,119 net tons, valuing at 8,809,750 dollars. Steam ships dominate by tonnage, while sailing vessels show strong capacity. Schooners are most numerous at 939, followed by 495 other vessels and 433 propellers carrying freight.
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Behring Sea Seals and a Curious Pavilion Tale
A mixed selection of children’s notes and curiosities covers a Daisy and Rob story about lost pennies, a friendly setter and pug on Laurel Hill, a dramatic stork ring ambush near Oggershivin, and a King of Siam pavilion built to stay cool. The Behring Sea seal controversy is simplified as a question of ownership beyond three miles, framed to engage young readers with moral and practical queries.
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Laurel Hill Avenue
Oggershivin
Rhine
Picayune
Siam
Sism
Mlarper
Behring Sea
Pribyloff Island
New York World
Etiquette at Diplomatic Dinners and a Huge Louisiana Orange
A New York Herald tale recalls etiquette confusion at a White House dinner with Dom Pedro. The Empress ensured guests followed the royal party, creating a deadlock until a tired guest feigned illness. Separately, Terreboue Parish claims the state’s largest orange tree, 15 feet in circumference and 50 feet tall, with an expected yield of 10,000 oranges this year.
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St. Petersburg
London Telegraph
Nicholas Nicholavitch
Crimea
New York
Dom Pedro
Brazil
White House
New York Herald
Louisians
Terreboue Parish
Various Farm and Garden Notes on Hatching, Horses, Pineapples and Pigs
A selection of agricultural tips covers eye protection in hatcheries, estimating a foal’s mature height from hoof to knee, pineapple cultivation as a major greenhouse crop, and the value of clover in pig diets. Additional items warn on arsenic-based sprays, peach and plum leaf injury, and advice for chicken gapes with practical remedies.
Horse balking cures and modest field notes
A column discusses balky horses and humane remedies, noting overloading and harsh training as causes. It shares methods to provoke movement, including ear restraint, circling, toe taps, gentle stroking, and small rewards, while debunking myths of equine epilepsy. Farm and garden notes cover seeding, mulching, poultry care, and shelter.
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Washington
Parm
Field and Stockman
Let Down Your Nets Let Down Your Nets for a Draught
Religious meditation urging faith over fear as the Master calls to cast nets again. The piece contrasts world despair with divine instruction to rely on the royal Word rather than human skill. It stresses daily, hourly obedience and the power of the King’s word.
Christian Duty Elevates Character and Life
A sermon emphasizes moral perfection through Christ. duty becomes selfless, not self-denial. Seek first the kingdom of God for strength, with examples from Fuller and Sir Philip Sidney. The speaker urges repentance, cross-bearing, and steadfast Christian living as the path to true happiness and respect. Includes notes on obstacles like ridicule and fear of man.
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Principal Caird
Givi
God
Fuller
Mutch
Philip Sydney
J, Lacey
Jesus Christ
Gethsemane
Calvary
Naaman
Jordan
Jesus
Water and temperance themes in historic essay mix
A fragmented piece blends temperance poetry praising water with religious and legal arguments on drink as a social vice. It cites judges in Ireland and England, notes church missions among sailors, and ends with an advertisement for Syrup of Figs as a family laxative option.
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Egypt
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Edgar
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Ilinois
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Castle Garden
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Bedford
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Dublin
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Popular Physician Handbook Highlighted By Writings And Ads
A medical journal praises a physician who blends care and comfort, contrasting it with bottle medicine. The piece threads through random dialogue about janitors and hot weather, then showcases multiple 19th century medical ads for Hall’s Catarrh Cure, Dr Kline’s Niagra restore, and eyedrops, with testimonials and pricing cues amid a fragmented page.
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