Thanksgiving Hymn of Blessings and Faith on Ram's Horn
A reflective verse honors gratitude for blessings amid trials. The speaker counts joys from sunshine after tears, laughter along years, and support from love and friends, urging continual thankfulness as life’s journey continues.
Thanksgiving Turkey and Substitutes in Classic Dishes
The lesson discusses traditional Thanksgiving dishes and substitutions when turkey is unavailable. It covers roasts such as goose pork or beef, and varied sides like soups, potatoes, pickles, and pies. Instructions detail preparing and roasting a turkey including cleaning, stuffing, basting, and gravy preparation.
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Gratitude for Thanksgiving Blessings Warning
Rev S T Willis in the York Ledger warns that people forget the true meaning of Thanksgiving as they grow accustomed to blessings handled by others and fail to show gratitude. He condemns those who do not express thanks for kindness received, noting such courtesy should not be lost on recipients.
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Thanksgiving and God’s bounty inspire constant gratitude
The text urges a daily habit of thanksgiving to sweeten life, enlarge the soul, and renew daily relationships. It links gratitude to art, religion, and national blessings, praising God for continuous beneficence and urging praise for His works to all people.
Thanksgiving Table Decorations and Tableware Ideas
The article describes setting a Thanksgiving table with fine glass, china, and silver. Small frilled orange paper cups hold nuts and candies, with name cards adorned by orange ribbons and autumn motifs. Gourds and pressed ferns enhance decor for family gatherings.
Luckless Adam Faces Missing Mother-in-law Myth
A pensive man named Adam contends with the absence of a mother-in-law and the idea that luck does not exist. The reflection centers on yearning for familial ties and the paradox of fortune.
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Anderson Acquitted in Tammen Shooting Case
Denver, Nov. 18. W. W. Anderson was acquitted by a third jury on the assault with intent to kill H. H. Tammen charge. The court discharged him shortly after verdict as discussions continued on a related shooting against Bontils. The case stemmed from an attempt to aid Alfred Packer’s release and a dispute at the Post offices in 1900.
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Sugar Tariff Fight Aims to Involve Vast Interests
Washington November 18 A battle of brains and vast capital looms over whether Cuban raw sugar enters the United States free of duty or at a reduced rate under reciprocity. Hawaii and Cuba delegations are en route as beet sugar interests led by Henry T. Oxnard and Louis Havemeyer clash on protection and annexation implications for American refining and cane sugar.
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Young Girl at Creede Kills Her Father
Denver dispatch reports Creede tragedy as Gertrude Simpson, 15, shoots her father Dr Reold A. Simpson, the coroner, while he lies drunk in bed. She claims fear of death and reports of threats, with a coroner's inquest ruling death by gunshot in self defense. The case outlines marital estrangement and alleged abuse as central context, with arraignment set for today.
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Cresceus Runs Mile in 2 08 at Overland Track
A crowd of about 2 500 attended Overland on Saturday afternoon to watch Cresceus race a mile. The great horse finished in 2 08, beating the track record by 34.4 seconds. Cresceus was driven by owner George H. Ketcham of Ohio, who was greeted at the track by J. W. Springer.
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Death of Senator Teller’s Mother Charlotte M Teller
Senator HenryM Teller and Willard Teller mourn the death of their mother Mrs Charlotte Chapin M Teller at Morrison Illinois at age ninety three. She retained sharp mind to the end and kept up with current events. Eight children survive. Born August 8 1805 in Vermont she moved to New York in 1835 and married John Teller in 1827. Morrison burial followed price November 9 1860.
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Charlotte Chapin M .Teller
Morrison, Ilinois
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Vermont
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Sallie Chapin
New York State
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Morrison
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Radcliffe Leases Lakes to Uncle Sa Washington
The fish commission leases for three and a half years the lakes and surrounding lands on William Radcliffe’s Grand Mesa Colorado to establish an auxiliary trout hatching and distribution station for the Rocky Mountain region. Radcliffe, an English landowner, faced local hostility after a guard killed a trespasser, prompting eviction and destruction of his property. the lease aims to secure lake protection while the commission conducts the business.
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Speed of electric fr transformation on Prussian lines reaches 99.5 mph
New York Nav IL reports experiments in electric traction on Prussian military lines show a speed of ninety nine and a half miles per hour with 10,000 volts. It is claimed that with stronger lines this speed would be quite probable.
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Buffalo Jones Still Alive Hopes For Bison Home
Topeka Nov 18 The death report of Buffalo Jones is denied by Jones who lives in Topeka He says he hopes to see the government provide a home for the bison before he dies and keeps up the legend surrounding his name not C J Jones the Arctic explorer referenced in the tale.
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Ttanning More to Malt
Since 197S the malt liquors annually consumed in this country have grown from 317000000 gallons to 1221000000 gallons.
Passing of the Cable Car and Patent Remedies Noted in Trade Bits
A collection of advert-like items highlights shifts from cable to trolley propulsion, while medicines like Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters and Piso’s Cure are praised for stomach, digestion, and cough relief. Miscellaneous notes reference domestic disputes, boot foot care, and household patent products, with stray anecdotes and testimonials from customers and doctors.
Princess Viroqua Endorses Lydia E Pinkham's Compound
Dr P Viroqua of Lansing Michigan extols Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a cure for ovarian trouble barrenness and womb inflammation. He claims it prevents dangerous surgeries and urges readers to obtain a bottle and write for free advice from Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts.
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P. Viroqua
Lansing, Mich
Lydia E. Pinkham
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