The Royal Robes Of Christ The Divine Bridegroom
A sermon on the wedding garments of Christ described as priceless and perfumed with myrrh alo es and cassia. It links the cost of salvation to blood sacrifice and unity with the Church, urging believers to prepare for heaven by embracing the Divine Bridegroom.
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Fevers in Horses Linked to Feeding and Inactivity
Observation notes that a horse seen standing in the stable for long periods may develop feverishness due to liberal feeding and lack of exercise. Suggests daily feeding and exercise, plus a mash of linseed and bran with linseed oiled to a jelly and bran in a 2:1 ratio with salt.
Universal Postal Union to discuss rate cuts and stamps
Postal experts from member countries plan the Rome congress to consider reducing the five cent rate and potential universal stamp. A shift from half to possibly one ounce letters and compensation for transit countries are on the agenda. The union, formed in 1874, now includes many nations and colonies with each country sending a delegate to decide by majority vote.
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Universal Postal Union
Rome
Europe
Egypt
India
France
Ince
Care of Foals in Cold Season Warns Breeder's Gazette
The Breeder's Gazette urges extra care for foals this season. Start grain rations early with crushed oats and bran, provide shelter from cold rains, and gradually increase feed to support growth. Mares nursing foals should receive liberal grain and good shelter, as neglect now hampers recovery before winter.
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Breeder's Gazette
Jones
Money, wealth and the limits of brains compared
A Saturday Evening Post paragraph attacks the idea that money buys judgment. It argues that wealth often inflates its own importance while many ventures succeed without cash and profits do not prove superior intellect. It questions valuing brains by money and notes rich outsiders would quickly regain riches if lost.
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Saturday Evening Post
Death of Louise Michel noted communist figure dies in Marsnillog
Louise Michel, the noted communist, has died at Marsnillog. Born in 1890 she became a teacher in 1853 and taught in Paris and Mot martre. She joined the Paris revolutionary commune, was imprisoned in 1870, sentenced to life transport but released and returned to Paris in 1880. She endured further imprisonments in 1883 and 1886 and authored many books attacking the social system, later identified as an Anarchist.
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Public road as landmark of civilization and trade
The public road stands as a civilization landmark. The forest and plain paths serve savage life, but commerce and social contact among civilized people require this traveled public road.
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Pathless Plain
Forest cover and water conservation urged by Dr Clarke in Toronto
Dr Clarke of Ontario Forestry told the Canadian Institute in Toronto that maintaining non agricultural forest land is vital for timber and water conservation. He cited Ontario's 50 million acres suitable for timber, warned fires reduce value, and warned if eastern Rocky Mountain ores went unchecked irrigation in southern Alberta and western Assiniboia would suffer.
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Toronto
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Canada
Rocky Mountains
Alberta
Assiniboia
Copyright harmonization urged by Canadian author
The London sea inn carries letters from eminent writers urging stronger copyright protection for British authors in the United States. Robert Barr compares Canada’s response to U S law, endorsing identical British American rules while noting Britain will not act. He recalls Canada mirroring vexatious U S statutes, then repealing them, and says such reciprocity may entice U S newspapers to praise Canada, though Britain will not follow this precedent.
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Canada
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Douglas Sladen
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Cartan
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Steamer Omitted To Port List Feat He Stands Proud
A tall slender man aboard a steamer stands erect with folded arms as the vessel lists. The captain asks him to move aside and points out the ship tilting to port. The scene unfolds in a quiet, stern moment aboard the ship.
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London
Exeter Man Wills Ashes Carried by Balloon After Cremation
In a curious will a man from Exeter directs his cremated remains to be placed in a balloon and released at a height of at least one thousand feet to scatter across the four winds, reflecting the eccentricity of posthumous disposal ideas increasingly seen since cremation became common.
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Exeter
Uses for eggs in emergencies across household care
The article lists practical egg uses such as replacing paste for sealing letters or jelly jars and using egg white to soothe burns. It notes half a dozen eggs given promptly can sublimate harm, and explains egg white can dislodge a fish bone from the throat. It also claims a mustard plaster with egg white prevents blistering.
Farmers Hope For Better Roads And Weather Affects Work
Fragmented OCR passage discusses roads and farming, noting how road quality enables market access and that good weather times influence field work and wages. Mentions farmers, field labor, and marketing in rainy periods in a reflective, era-appropriate voice.
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