Aluminium from kaolin near Cleveland promises cheap production
A Cleveland based effort led by Mr HF Seymour and partners claims a practical method to extract aluminium from kaolin on a commercial scale. The process uses a novel furnace and chemical mix to produce metal at low cost, with capitalists already showing interest and independent investigators forming a company to pursue commercial extraction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asciontla
Cleveland
England
Aoman
Webber
Connecticut
New York
Virginia
Georgia
New Mexico
Bessemer
Philadelphia
Frivsstuth
HF. J. Seymour
Tate
Bridgeport
Corts Tag
Sityle
Sityle Avsthem
Praeuss
Aval
C Company
Mar Yort Vans
FARM, FIELD AND FIRESIDE RECIPES AND AGRICULTURAL NOTES
A mixed harvest of culinary experiments and farm guidance. Includes poultry tips, seasoning methods, and step by step cooking of pork steaks and stews, plus gardening notes for the Southern States. Also discusses apple orchard plantings, poultry profitability, farmers clubs, and farm economy insights.
Tar Emoks Diphtheria Treatment and Odd Observations
A New York child Ruth Lockwood, nine, fell gravely ill with diphtheria. Dr. Nichols notes Paris report claiming tar and turpentine fumes dissolve throat blockages, aid breathing, and may rescue patients. The story mixes medical procedure debate with a physician’s trial and a tangential World ideas piece on light.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Lockwood
Thomas Lockwood
New York
Ime
Nichols
West Washington Place
French Academy of Medicine
Delthil
Darkness to light on a snowy day and manners’ duty
A fragmented column discusses moving from darkness to light, improving stables and health, and the moral duty of good manners. It recalls a midnigh case where quick action saved a life with a turkey wing and smoke. It extols manners as vital wealth and social duty for all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaly
Earth
Farming prospects at Wreagh farm in Great Barrington
Mr W Wreagh of Great Barrington Massachusetts operates a 17 acre farm with 24 dairy cattle intended to supply a local route. The article notes rich soil producing sweet potatoes onions cabbages and vegetables. water piped to buildings. about a dozen families share costs. spring is distant and lime in seed bed boosts yields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. W
Wreagh
Great Barrington
Mass
Yasturn
Paying and Wou-Paying Parma
A farmer near the end of life asks what the young men stepping into his fathers’ roles will do in farming. Norton of Alabama predicts they will stay on the farm briefly, ride in new top buggies, smoke cigars, visit town, hire out, and sell at low prices, then abandon farming. The farm likely will pass to a German respected for saving to pay for gear, incurring debt, and returning home to work without extravagance.
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Grajit
Appomattox
Gen
Grant
Velgar
Hagne
Gen. Grant
Shiloh
Commercial Gazette
Cincinnati
Newpaper
Suizin
Papera
Ithya Crugh
Jones
New London
Conn
Thames
Mem
Vile
Yale
Harvard
Columbia
Havard
Wiliams
Amberat
Privepton
Princeton
Brown
Chese Tonsere
Itn
Joan Clash
Lordase
Hort Mills
Toplijox
Thy Vietore
Vumlalin
Kadhor
Lyndon
Mr. C
Hone
Tilo
Philadelphia Times
Hampshire
Alvo
Massachusetts Troughnan
Willy
Mr. Hradley
Massachusetts
Fenviet
Parma
Nor
Ton
Alabama
Milk Cure Adverts and Reflections on Courtship
A historical notice extols skimmed milk as a cure for Bright’s disease and other ailments after long kidney trouble, recounting a patient who recovered after a year on a strict milk diet. It then shifts to a cynical meditation on women’s happiness in courting and the male lover’s performance, ending with a medical envoy inviting further remedies for suffering humanity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mont Robinson
Pairmont
Vermillion County
Oddities and extravagance fill Capitol notes
A Lincoln portrait valued at $2000 sits boxed in Albany's Capitol for years. Bonner bought 35 notable figures at $40,000 each. Dawes and Evarts, grandsons of Roger Sherman, loom in history. Rich youths spend lavishly, a gilded car tours the globe, and a Virginia dagger custom haunts interments. Speaker Carlisle, amid quirky letters, seeks funds for war goods.
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Abrahm Lincoln
Albany
Bonner
Maud
Gath
Indoling
Ohio
United States
Dawes
Massachusetts
W. MM. Evarts
New York
Roger Shermut
New Orleana
Fifth Avenue
Cox
Okonoko
W. Va
Cumberland Times
Virginia
Fendala
Alexanda
Ansnyé
Carlinle
Minnesotian
Congress
Warith
Goodsleigh
Good Hymn Writers Often Not Religiously Devout
The St Louis Globe-Democrat notes that many fine hymns came from authors who were not deeply religious. Addison, Moore, Watts, and Pope are cited for quality verse rather than faith, with mentions of The Spacious Firmament on High, Come Ye Disconsolate, and Come Thou Fount of Every Blessing as enduring, well crafted works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Addison
Moore
Pope
Hadrian
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Fading Out of History Washington Letter to Cincinnati
A Washington letter recalls Civil War era figures and events. It notes General Sumner's death, Captain Pope becoming a brigadier general, and references to Buchanan era figures like Joseph Holt and Horatio King. The piece reflects on former leaders and a public pageant long faded from memory.
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Washington
Cincinnau Rugarer
Lincoln
Baltimore
Sumner
Pope
Buchanan
Pennsylvania
Pierce
John A. Quittuan
Tnutice Tanay
Dred Scott
Harrint Lane
Joseph Holt
Horatio King
The Modern Bastile of Mezro Castia at Havana Harbor
From a Havana harbor castle view the piece portrays a vast fortress on a rocky promontory called the Modern Bastile. It describes political prisoners and the denounced taken there with secrecy, the executions on a parade ground, and a grim, unanswering guard presence. It condemns Spanish rule and notes Dios sabe as the guards’ refrain.
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Mezro Castia
Havana
Boston Moral
Forties Monroe
Europe
Etinisteae
Cuba
Senor So-andsa
Dios Sabe
Ting Sabe
Ubwin
Spaif
Western Hemisphere
Mexico
South America
Ginyder
Amesty
Talk With Bismarck from St James Xette
Count Bela Szechenyi interviews Prince Bismarck revealing his claimed influence on European policy. He boasts about steering France toward China and balancing Britain's naval power while hinting Austria Hungary must concede. He supports Rome’s restoration if Italy warlocks Tripoli, and notes irritation with Italy’s closeness to England.
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Bismarck
St. James's
Bela Szechenyi
Prince Bismarck
Europe
France
China
Gritain
Tam
Germany
Price Bismarck
Bussia
Armenia
Afghanistan
Austria
Hungary
Chappellor
Austria md
Szechnayi
Phere
Trumo
Szecheneyi
Reali
Prine
Rome
Italy
Tor
Tripoli
England
American Silver Dollar History and Notable Rarities
The piece lists mintages from 1704 to 1883 and notes extreme scarcity for certain issues. It highlights the 1795 dollar, rare 1800s dollars, and a 1836 trade dollar with 1837 as a minting gap. It mentions two genuine 1795 dollars valued around $40 and other high values for 1826 1899 1851 1852 and 1858 issues, plus 1870 to 1878 trade dollars becoming rare.
Brides Come Over the Sea to Marry Miners in New York
A New York Morning Journal report from Castle Garden details twenty four Hungarian women from Tina mth and twenty five miners from Maunch Clink Pennsylvania, who arrived aboard the Werra. The men arranged to bring the women to marry and form a new village, with Bertha Hillern chosen as their frontrunner. The brides planned to accompany their husbands to Manon Uhnok and work in the mines while starting a home.
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Haneary
Tham
New York
Macnct ‘Chunk
Penn
Castle Garden
Mga
Meir Kneen
Tina Mth
Hungary
Maunch Clink
Pennsylvania
Kosanth
Janson
Tecan
Loté
Ewon No
Kerif
Bertha Hillern
Gome
George Metzger
Bertha
Manon Uhnok
Boots and boots and a probate note
The page blends a quizzical set of notes on boots switching from boots to gaiters with remarks on footwear practicality. It also reports the will of Francia A. Drexel probate directives and a Dickens era anecdote about a grocer and a waiter at a London inn, plus a Boston house note and a Georgia obituary snippet.
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Dickens
Gade Hill
John Falstaff
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Army of the Potomac
Grants
Moat
Trionda
Cincinnati Commercial Gazelles
Sacramento
Harrison
Chicago
Wien
E.P. Churchill
North Auburn
Pashion
Becauce
Dows
Ota
Ahe
Harnasserance
Hongo
Moronous Orony
H.W
Pena
Francia A. Drexel
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