End of man is God, a 19th century meditation
Casper 8 Yost reflects on human progress and fate in a prose poem urging forward growth while acknowledging limits. The piece links nature, law, and destiny to a higher guiding power, concluding that the end of life is God and suggesting a collective moral ascent through history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim
Ston
Casper
Lipton
Chicago
Sir Thomas Lipton
Sir Thomas
Cratis
Washington, D. C
The Fire-fly's Light in an Allure of Secrets
In the Trumbo garden a party glows with music and disguises as Henry Winter, a gifted palm reader and social force, courts June Stanton while Della Poynter plots to expose him. Summer revelry shadows a grave mound where a hidden well marks a dangerous crossroads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Idgatfoot Visscher
Daily Story Pub. Co
Duno Stanton
Henry Witter
Winter
June Stanton
Della Poynter
Nee Vance
Ho Haa
Delia Poynter
Keopa
Lin
Hera
Thalia
Torpstchore
Euterpe
Daphne
Della
Henry Winter
Delia
Trumbos
Virginia
Georga Trombo
Henry
Merrymakters
June
Wim
Dolla. Poynter
Nitragin experiments boost clover yields with sterile soil
The article discusses Nitragin, a German inoculant for clover seeds, its inconsistent results in the United States, and how success hinges on sterile soil and proper preparation. Experiments at the Alabama Station show inoculated plots yielding far more than untreated ones, highlighting the importance of soil bacteria presence and careful application strategies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Germany
Agenta
Duggar
Alabama Experiment Station
South
Russia of Today Describes Poverty and Illiteracy
From Henry Norton in the October Scrutiner, the piece paints rural Russia as poverty stricken and illiterate, likening it to the Balkans. It notes widespread famine in fertile districts, massive grain exports, disease, syphilis, and government commissions seeking remedies amid alcohol abuse and rural despair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iomo
Balkan
Russa
Servia
Bulgaria
Russia
Ulwata
Rusaia
Paland
Europa
Felda
Europe
Henry Nortoan
Half Club Members in the United States in 1809
In late January 1809 the United States hosted 87 golf clubs with 154 located west of the Mississippi River. A rough estimate places total club members at about 276000 across the nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Missinnippi
Forest preservation lessons from Tadla and India
The article notes that older countries, especially Tadla and India, show mixed results in forest protection. It cites partial success where public forests exist but blames short-sighted native policies and fires set to flush game for undermining conservation efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tadla
India
Bogdah
French move to dissipate hail storms by firing cannons
Cannonading Hall Storm at Lyons reports a France wide effort to dissipate hail by shooting at clouds. Fifty two cannons manned by 104 gunners cover 2600 acres of vineyards with funding from the French government and agricultural groups totaling over 3 600 dollars. Central observation post coordinates a two minute volley then slower fire. Winery interests plan broader defense as hail storms ravage vineyards.
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Consul Covert
Lyons
State Department
France
Hall
Government of
Franca
Departmental Council
National French Agricultural Society
Ieisen
Family of Destiny and Napoleonic Birth in Corsican House
The article recalls Napoleon and siblings born in a modest Corsican house and contrasts their rise with Letitia Ramolino guidance. It explores reflections on aging, filial duty, and dignity, linking a Burman family vignette to Buddhist calm and the quiet wisdom of elderly parents.
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Corsica
Napoleon
Joseph
Lucien
Louis
Jerome
Caroline
Ellee
Pauline
France
Spain
Louie
Holland
Westphalia
Elise
Italy
Naples
Letitia Ramolino
Casa Buona Parte
Burmet
Protestant Pope Popa Clement Aly and Jesuit Suppression History
A fragmentary historical note traces the title Protestant Pope to Popa Clement Aly for suing a 1773 bull against the Jesuit order. It mentions Ignatine de Logate’s 1537 effort to empower Protestant rulers and a later 1560s Jesuit backlash, with European powers pressuring suppression and restoration of the order by Pius VII in 1815.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Popa Clement Aly
Tgnatine de Logate
Posen
France
Portugal
Spain
Europe
Pops
Phun Vil
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Trambo
Cpte
Kell
Colorado
Australia
England
Melbourne
Liverpool
Hngland
Denmark
California
London
Henew Tla
Horseshoer
Horsteattorat
Family OF Destiny
Carine
Napolsons
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