The January Century and Its Wide Range of Topics
A long 1834 era column reviews The Century January issue with diverse topics. It highlights The Freedman’s Case in Equity by George W. Cable and editorials on a southern perspective, plus analyses on Christianity and amusements, politics, and women’s clubs. It previews Mark Twain fiction, Miss Litchfield’s tale, How Squire Coyote brought Fire, and plans for a Washington museum. It also notes civil war papers by James B. Eads and Rear Admiral Walke, and mentions Shiloh coverage to appear in February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
George W. Cable
Washington Gladden
Organ
Mark Twain
Jim
King Sellerman
Kemble
Orpimen & Gamboge
Ivory Diack
Rogers
Miss Litchfield
Knight of the
Black Forest
Mra Fovie
Mr. Howells
Silas Lapham
M.g.van Renseelser
America
New England
Edward Everett Fale
T. Johnson
Wm. Sloane Kennedy
Ernest Ingersoll
Nations Museum
Washington
John Vayee Cheney
Squire Coyote
Bas Releif
George D. Brush
Eugene W Smalley
Kelispel
Montana
James B. Eads
Walke
Belmont
Fort Henry
Fort Donelsor
Eland No. 10
A Statesman's Home Hawarden a Restful Retreat for Gladstone
A portrait of Mr Gladstone's country estate Hawarden in Flintshire as a comfortable, practical home. The article contrasts Hawarden Castle with the ivy clad ruins of Hawarden Castle, notes the park, gardens, and Gladstone's fondness for trees and axes, and remarks on the nation's taste for rural beauty and country living.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawarden
Mr. Gladstone
Gawarden
Flint
Irish Sea
Flintshire
Wales
Lord Hannar
Gladstone
Walter Scott
Ian
Thoreau
Burke's Peerse
London
New England
Hawarden Castle
Birds Drowning Fishes on a Transoceanic Voyage
Report from Captain Melean on a bark sailing from Lyttleton to London describing July events near latitude 38°42′N, 34°36′W. A worm-eaten spar invited a shoal of fish to swarm the hull, then vanished as the ship sped up two knots. Birds mobbed the surface, attacking large fish and drowning prey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melean
Lorn
Glasgow
Lyttleton
N. 2
Cape Horn
London
Red Clover Tonic Promises Quick Relief and Purity
In old prose style, an advertisement touts Red Clover Tonic by Dr. Jones as unequaled for dyspepsia costiveness malaria and blood and kidney diseases. It claims prompt action and speedy cure at a price of cents per bottle from Bros.
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Caswell, Hazard & Co
New York
Corica
Paysiclawe
T. Brewart & Co
Cacao
Mears
Shansney Co
Rotedo
Toformi
al al Drogateta
Brief Chanee & OG
Urinary Complainta Cured by uchupaiba
Fragmentary note cites a urinary irritation and bladder inflammation diagnosed as catarah of the bladder. The text suggests a home remedy or remedy name uchupaiba claimed to cure the condition, with unclear attribution and uncertain spelling.
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