Various 19th Century Global Observations in One Summary
A eclectic roundup notes high residential values in Philadelphia and a falling Dallas valuation, rail arrivals into New York, and declining Massachusetts crime. It cites a Chinese Russian dictionary, Salvation Army reach, St Sergius pilgrims, Columbus looks, and Italy murder trends. Queen Victoria weighs in on Bulgaria’s Ferdinand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco Examiner
Moscow
Tronzkut
St. Sergius
Troitzkoi
FOX FARM BEDDING AND FARMING FAX NOTES
A compact agriculture column covers bedding for horse stalls with manure economics, dry clay absorbents, and best litter from woods. It also gives veterinary steps for crop engorgement in fowls and carrot feeding benefits for horses, plus winter lawn care and soil improvement methods from the Buston Cultivator and American Farmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Efficient farming and fertilizer use guidance excerpt
The excerpt advises returning all farm returns from the land in best form to minimize waste and replenish soil after harvest. It notes good husbandry may still require and profitably use commercial fertilizers for certain crops, especially in continually cultivated systems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World
Winter Poultry Prep and Exotic Rug Craft
Store up green poultry food for winter now. Use liquid manure for growing plants only. For market many varieties can be saved. An earth floor suits duck and geese quarters. Push late chickens and turkeys to market soon.
World’s Largest Sewing Machine at Leeds Factory
A Leeds machine is claimed to be the biggest sewing machine in the world used to produce cotton belting. It weighs five and a quarter tons, sews through three inches of tough material, with thirteen inch needles and two shuttles. The device operates steam powered with five needles and two shuttles, and can adjust stitch length from one eighth to three inches. In addition Germany’s Emperor reportedly has 1600 suits and extensive wardrobe items including undergarments, socks, and handkerchiefs marked with imperial insignia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dairrman
W. T. Wallenbar
Russia
Tibet
Chicago News-Record
Leeds
England
Consant
New Orleans Picayune
Germany
Free Press
Brooklyn
Temperance and Brandy in Sacramental Use Debate
A Morristown Christian Patriot argues no brandy should be in passover wine or sacramental use as distilling was unknown in Christ's era. The piece cites Brewers' Journal on rising malt liquor output and distillation, and urges intensified temperance propaganda amid broader warnings about intemperance's harm to family life and salvation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morristown
Angel of Peace
Hell
Howe
Rizv
Alexander P. Dayie
Cuzney & Co Endorses J Cheney After Fifteen Years
The notice states a one hundred dollars reward for any case of catarrh that cannot be cured by Dr. J S Cuzney & Co s Catarrh Cure. It affirms J Cheney is honorable and capable in business. It promotes Hall s Catarrh Cure taken internally, with testimonials and free price prospectus. Products sold by druggists in Toledo and nearby cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J . S. Cuzney & Co
Propa
Toledo
J. 4 Cheney
de Tuvas
Wholesale Druggista
Waccrno
Kigwan & Marvin
Hall
All Druggista
Hood
Barsaperille
W. Puneun
N. Z
Ritmax & Co
Hrosanawrox
Eyes Describe Personality By Eye Color And Artful Hangings
The piece notes eye color as character clues from brown to violet with traits linked to intelligence and temper. It also reviews Chicago decorative art hangings showing green damask curtains with gold thread, embroidered leaves, plush accents, and a jade fringe border in a period Ladies' Home Journal style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Society of Decorative Art
Maude Haywood
Ladies’ Home Journal
Also Mentioned on This Page
Indiana Progress
Philadelphia
Cardinale
Leo Mil
Ap Pointee
Father Palladin
Dallas
Texas
South
Naples
New York City
Frederick G. Pettigrove
Massachusetts
Compagnie Transatlantique Firse
Ireland
Newfoundland
New York
General Booth
Salvation Army
Commman
Columbus
The
Camorra
Mafia
Ae 10
Switzerland
Italy
Victoria
Ferdinand
Bulgaria
Constantinople
Fox Farm
Planta
Guineas
Brewers’ Journal
Temperance News
Notts
I English Methodism
Bains of Hope
Lis
Portland
Great Britain
London
Catholic Review
Catholic Totil Aostinenca Society of America
Ravenus Commnissionar
Washington
Uaoptaa
United States
Egypt
Latitutsa
Turkey
Giden
Pittsburgh Chronicle Telegraph
News of the World
Associated Press
United Press
Newa
Brrenan
PNU
Hleed
Aig
Giana
Companion
Larry
Mat
Amanda M. Douglas
Armato
Charles W. Clarke
Cherrycroft
Edith BE. Stowe
Pauline Wesley
Sam
McClelland
C. A. Stephens
Homer Greene
United States Army
John Gibbon
Charles King
General Wesley Merritt
Achibald Forbes
Mr. Gladstone
Drew
Sherman
Minnie Sherman Fitch
Gen. McClellan
George B. McClellan
President Garfield
Molly Garfield Brown
West Point
U.S. Academy
Naval Academy
Carroll BD. Wright
Amelia E. Barr
Admiral S. B. Luce
U.S. Com
Weather Bureau
Jean Gordon Martill
Henry Ward Beecher
Marion Harland
Charles R. Miller
Austin Peters
R. P. Porter
Alexander Wainwright
John M. Wilson
W. F. Low
U.S. N
St. Paul's Cathedral
Windsor Castle
Belgium
Knittin
Susan
Quality
Dan'l
Mountainville
Hadramaut Sands
Leon Kestrel
Parshley
Uncle Sim
Bain McTickel
Jimmy
Cedar Swamp
W. J. Baker
D. C. Kingman
U.S. A
Bex Hur
Lew Wallace
Sir Edwin Arnold
India
Rudyard Kipling
Davis
Potter Palmer
Lady Blake
Taz Companion
the Youth’s Companion
Boston
Mass
Ili
Hissin
Sarah J Cox
Deena Stove
Fifth Avenue
Fitton, Fham and
Fira
Aly
Moshere
Riosto
Hassow
Atlanta
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