In the Wrong House in Boston New Year Snow
A fragmentary tale set in Boston depicts Grace and Grace's friends in a New Year promenade on the common. Alfred and Mr Ellis figure in a social tangle as Grace ends up at the wrong house, sparking mistaken identity and a revival of past fortunes amid winter scenes.
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Sorghum Sugar Industry Report Praises Dr Collier
A National Academy of Sciences committee reviews Dr Peter Collier’s sorghum research and confirms the process yields crystallizable sugar. They note sugar content rises with juice weight, and that proper timing of juice extraction and processing is crucial for high yields, with expert observations from Cape May and industry facilities.
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Feeding trends and farm tips from a distant era
An assortment of agricultural notes and domestic advice covers cattle feeding in Wyoming Territory, promising dairy stock improvements and cheaper farm outputs. Reports from Russia and Poland foretell good wheat crops as prices trend downward, while practical tips range from pest control to hair care and fashion notes.
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Testimony on water over wine and wall health notes
In London testimony praises water as substitute for alcohol when fatigued and records simple diet as beneficial. The piece discusses nonporosity of concrete walls reducing infection risk and describes construction methods and long recipes for traditional foods and desserts with dated cooking instructions.
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Raft voyage to New York ends after 650 mile tow to Erie Basin
A monumental raft built from eleven sections of logs, totaling twelve hundred feet in length, was towed from St John to New York by the Cyclops and Haviland under Captains Tillis Gully and Rufus Patterson. The voyage, starting Aug 7, faced calms, a three day detour, and a gale near Newport, but the raft arrived safely at the Erie Basin to await disposal.
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Narragansett Summer Resort Praised Amid Ocean Airs
A New York journalist notes Narragansett's unusually clear season amid autumnal airs and growing bathers culture. Twin women in blue and orange costumes lead daily beach drills with their dogs fastened to outfits. Gentlemen bathers display athleticism openly, drawing spectators despite modesty norms. Lord Cameron of Schofield seeks to buy 20,000 acres in Southern Dakota.
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Remarkable Patent Remedy Advertisements Exploiting Health Fears
A garbled collage of medical claims and testimonials from 19th century advertisements. It touts Henry Carbotio salve for skin ailments, Swift's specific for catarrh, Dr Halliday's Blood Purifier, Perry Davis Pain Killer, Brown's Lion Bitter, and Wise's Axia Grease. The text includes patient letters, endorsements, and notices of trials and deliveries, with names like Garret Widtiek and S. Hinckford, and references to New York, St. Paul, and Minnesota addresses.
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Stampede Through New Orleans Causes Multiple Injuries
A torangteera stampede in New Orleans caused police disruption and several animals including two mules and two horses to be badly gored. Estimates place steer numbers around twenty as they scattered rapidly, appearing in hundreds to those on the streets. In Kingston Ontario a paper urges cutting police, arguing Salvation Army sees less need for officers.
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