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Newspaper
Lexington Clipper
Location
Lexington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1858
Page
2
Exaggeration in Society and the Value of Truth
The article criticizes habitual exaggeration across social circles and in sermons, noting how unfounded reports mislead creditors and amusements alike. It distinguishes two classes of exaggerators, urges avoidance, and argues for careful study of physiology to improve health and daily joy.
Neglected Study of Health Education in Schools
A critique argues health science is essential for youth and should be taught in public schools. It laments its neglect compared with philosophy, arts, and languages, noting health and environment shaped by basic laws of warmth, food, and exercise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacugiliek
The Case of Mrs Hayes And The Living Stomach Theory
A New York Chester report describes Mrs Hayes who has not eaten for two years while remaining alive. Physicians observe seizures when food nears her, and visitors must change clothes after meals. The piece explores trance-like subsistence and odd theories of a living creature in the stomach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester
New York
Mycarr
Woodman
New Orleans
Pimentsworn
Green the Diver and the Lake Erie Descent
The New York Courier and Enquirer recalls diver Green who descended to the bottom of Lake Erie in 174 feet of water to recover valuable cargo. A powerful air pump fed by six men sustained him as he rose and reported air failed at depth. He attempted a second dive and returned visibly changed, carrying a corked claret bottle filled with water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
New York Courier and Enquirer
Green
Lake Erie
Ife
Fito
Creature in the woods draws wild conjecture at death
The True Flag discusses a woman who lived in Chester woods and drank from a strange spring. The author notes the waters might have aided a small creature but acknowledges the claim as conjecture and hopes for insight if the woman dies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sha Seus
Chester
Coloring Butter With Carrot and Milk
A dairy note advises Indiana creamery workers on coloring butter. Grate deep carrot pigment into a tea cup of warm milk, strain, and add to cream before churning to tint winter and spring butter. Proper cream aging and thorough churning enhance color and flavor for market quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Paralyzed by Smoking Lists Sixteen UK Cases
A Brightom physician reports sixteen paralysis cases linked to smoking observed in the past six months. He records these findings from his own clinical knowledge in England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brightom
England
Port Jervis Jury Delivers Verdict on Erie Disaster
The jury at Port Jervis returned a verdict on the Erie Railroad disaster detailing that the train was moving at a higher rate than usual and the track was in good condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Jervis
Erie Railroad Disasterec Company
Wael
The Throne of Solomon described in Persian manuscript
An account from Oriental Collections depicts Solomon's throne with gold sides emerald feet and pearl inlays. Imagined features include trees with jeweled fruit birds and a procession of lions and demons. a golden dove holds a Psalms scroll as the throne reacts to wickedness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Franklin
Solomon
Burges
David
Isreal
Mala
Notice of Bank Charter Expiration and Redemption
James M. Ray cashier of the State Bank of Indiana announces in Indianapolis papers that on January first the bank charter ceases and no provision exists for redeeming remaining notes. All holders must present outstanding circulation at proper branches for redemption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James M. Ray
State Bank of Indiana
Indinapolis
Continent Sees Unfavorable Crop Prospects Reported
Europe faces bleak crop outlook as latest harvest news suggests weak yields across key regions. Farmers anticipate lower supply and potential price increases amid uncertain weather and market conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Century-Old Herd Seller in Poughkeepsie Spotlight
A centenarian woman named Mark operates a herd business in Poughkeepsie and remains active in selling cattle at age one hundred eight, highlighting a remarkable longevity and market presence in the local agricultural scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poughkeepsie
Mark
The Charms of Life and the Call to Temperance
A reflective piece exhorts embracing life’s beauty and rejecting intemperance. It argues most misfortune comes from human selfishness and urges mutual aid and kindness. It notes disease, death, and grief as inevitable but promotes hopeful faith in a benevolent Creator and a bright world.
Blackberry Receipts From A Rural Household
Amid peak blackberry season this tale offers several old fashioned preparations. Recipes include blackberry cordial with spices and cognac, blackberry wine methods from different authors, and a plain blackberry jam method stressing dry fruit and gentle crushing for best results.
Mixed Paragraph Snippets From 19th Century Notes
A collage of items reports Wheeler & Wilson employing 225 at Bridgeport, a Chicago union dissolution, German protest in Newark, four thousand Spiritualists in New Jersey, Cuba landings claimed, Pittsburgh gas at 150 per 1000, revival papers and weather notions in Cuba, Governor Stasnow hinted as US Senate candidate, Hartford City burglary of 1500 worth, English girl in Hartford crime, highest waterfall in Sandwich Islands, and Woodman divorce case costly for Mrs Woodman.
Frugal Spread Mentioned as Butter Substitute in 19th Century
A fragment notes a homemade paste used to regulate bowels and aid digestion. It could be spread on bread or puddings as a cheaper alternative to butter, and was even cheaper when blackberries were purchased.
Webster’s Stand Back at Bunker Hill Dedication
Daniel Webster faced a crowded dedication where people fainted and crushed forward. He issued a calm plea and declared nothing is impossible on Bunker Hill, inspiring the crowd to part and steady themselves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Webster
Saga
Bunker Fill
Mr. Webster
Bunker Hill
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