Prosthetic Bible Sermon and Malaria Notes
A sermon excerpt extols scriptural usefulness for teaching reproof and correction, urging readers to prove the Bible true themselves. It contrasts the literate with the spiritually ignorant and cites biblical figures to illustrate God’s call to holiness. The piece also reports on malaria research advances, highlighting quinine use, parasite discovery, and attribution of medical honors to a prominent scientist.
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Jelindi
Everin
Tasiah
God
Peter
Jesus
Sam
Someon
Will Branan
Vitre
Jon
American Medical Society
Bass
United States
Composer liked good wines in unpublished Wagner letters
Unpublished letters by Richard Wagner reveal he enjoyed fine wines and sometimes struggled to pay. Dated 1860s to 1871 and written to wine dealers, the notes describe large orders, partial payments, and extensions, with a 1889 update noting wine prospects in Berlin and Rhine regions.
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Wagner
Berlin
Richard Wagener
Elealet
Jane
Apwit
Cand
Famiary
Livorne
Beauty by Weight and Perfume Trends in Berlin
Daily German cosmetic consumption shows heavy use of face powder and brow pencils with three quarters of a ton of powder and 350 pounds of pencils daily in Berlin. Gold cream totals around seven hundred pounds per day, with hair dyes rising in popularity among elderly men. Scent preferences crown Rose, with violet and exotic Indian perfumes close behind. The German Actors Association issues its yearly blacklist of ninety theater figures across Germany, Austria, and Russian provinces.
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Bovlin
Berlin
German Actors’ Association
Germany
Austria
Kansans to Attend Denver Knights Templar Conclave
Report on Kansans planning to travel to the Denver Knights Templar conclave in August 1892. The event is praised for its displays and street decorations, with remarks by Sir Knight Webb of Chicago and mention of Kansas attendance amid wheat crop concerns.
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Knights Templar
Charles J. Webb
Fas
Vohimander
Touptar
Denver
Knight Webb
Santa Fe Railroad
Nvith
Topeka
Temskapr
Kansas
Americans Praise U S Hospital Superiority in Europe
A visiting party of seventy American physicians asserts U S hospitals are superior to European facilities. They commend American bed placement, wards, convalescent care, gardens, and sanitation while noting some European practices lag. The doctors cite Paris operations and overall higher standards, and plan to sail back to the United States.
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London
Ani
Europe
Richard Karnes
New -York
America
France
United States
Sigmond Breitenfeld
New York
Munich
Vienna
Paria
Berlin
Bad Nanheim
Weisbaden
Cologne
Brugsels
Amsterdam
American Hospital
Education Notes in Worcester Attendance and Costs
Continuation schools and kindergartens in Worcester Mass drew 6444 observers with 306 attendees, costing about 3150 per pupil for elementary grades. German schools recently tested pupils on newspaper reading, focusing on the highest elementary level.
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Worcester
Mass
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