Diverse notes on industry, juries, and land grants in 1889
The item surveys broad topics from California iron imports and Chinese language editions of Pilgrim’s Progress to Cuba’s Spanish citizenship, Nova Scotia centenarians, New York exhibitions, jury system reforms, India’s wheat market, Minnesota land openings, and speculative migrations to new western states, all reflecting late 19th century economic and social currents.
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India
New York
Minnesota
North Dakota
South Dakota
Montana
Washington
Strategy Wins Katie Field In Orchard Wedding
Tom Rubin wins consent and heart by a daring plan after Farmer Field threatens with buckshot. A feint rooftop rescue leads to a staged arrest and a wedding that silences the family feud. Dick Field reveals the ruse, and the couple wed with all present.
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Tom Rubin
Katie Field
Tom
Farmer Field
Katie
Mr. Field
Kate
Tom Robin
Leeatch
Dick Field
Rascal
Deddy
Tom Robins
Squire
Mrs. Field
Fale
Ways to save minutes and steps in the kitchen
Practical housework tips urge organized storage and arm’s length tools from salt to a Japan waiter. Open fire roasting described as superior to oven baking to avoid fumes, plus baking pies to preserve meat flavor. Simple recipes include baked apples, steamed pudding, quince marmalade, and meat croquette. Also notes one legged and one armed Congress members with light humor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Language use in Ireland shows Irish alive in 200k speakers
Census data indicate about twenty thousand people speak Irish exclusively, mainly in Munster, with around one million three hundred thousand using both English and Irish, implying nearly a quarter of Ireland’s population retains the language as a living tongue.
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Munster
Ireland
Truthful Speech Guards Against Equivocation and Lies
The saying urges strict honesty when compelled to speak, warning that evasion leads toward falsehood. It frames lying as a direct path to moral ruin and hell, emphasizing integrity under pressure.
Poignant reminiscence of Bonar hymns and a sermon
The article recalls Dr. Bonar's child friendly hymns and a Sabbath address in Edinburgh as he read with children from John Chapter three. It描 describes his simple, calm prayer and the impact on the listeners, noting his white hair and distinctive Scottish manner.
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Horativus
Bonar
Edinburgh
Ferran Des Nates
Elim
John
Nicodemus
Jesus
Moses
Heavenly Choir
Ths
Congregationalist
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Indiana Progress
California
Bunyan
Amoy
Cuba
Ohio
Tay Gould
Nova Scotia
Paris
Presbyterian Church
Philadelpia
Madison C. Peters
New York Tribune
Peer Ver
Cronin
Vna Turrr
Scranton
Tripp
Uwarles Charsellais
Hic Farm
Sin
Papa
Danie Katz
Ness
Courier-Journal
Benator Berry
Corinthy
Benator Butter
South Carolina
Brandy Station
Henderson
Iowa
Brown and
Boothman
Senator Hampton
General Hooker
Missssippi
Congressman Oates
Alabama
Hell
Jilla D. Peck
Liverpool
Flata
Tey
Ames
Spurgeon
Pa ii
Thelogical Society
Total
Notre Bn Iostras
Vince
Itoba
Brewera Guisness && Dublin
London
Duke of Wijoes
Waffir
Calfornia
Oder
Philip Brooks
Ase Ro Sar Meres
France
Uloom
Es “Ells
Lidge
Poruna
Calunken
Oki
Erperor
Lord Salisbury
Fansill
Bond
Hood
Rood & CO
Lowell
Mase
Scott
Devecum Boott & Bowne
Ely
Odhmiean
Wes Wesson
Peper
Horthand
Pha
Lee Eeso
Weettis Beskete Seminary
Saten
Mercer
PHS
Addon
The
Empire
Washrel
Seana Ee
Pit
Beane
Rm Revlon, Gots Onl
Aed
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