Editorial Fragments On Institutions And Society
A long column surveys editors sermons on American institutions, endowments, and moral questions. It critiques German inquiries into U S culture, notes charitable efforts by Lowy Borusenup and Lord Randolph Churchill, and comments on narcotics and crime trends, church debt, and curious European criminal migration. It mentions Francis III of Naples, Francis Palaces, and speculative church finance schemes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowy Borusenup
Lord Randolph Churchill
A Queer Race Chapter XT Continued On The Island
In a tropical isle tale, the narrator joins Queen Mab and the shark hunters on a yacht trip to watch a shark hunt. Bertram Hare is injured, and talks of departure plans while Mab resists release. A cryptic note warns of danger as the narrator weighs escaping with Mab’s aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Bolsover
Atlantic
Fane
Mr. Field
Mab
Queen's House
Protector's House
Field
Amyas Fane
Aline
Cara
Gorda
Canana
Bertram Hare
Bertram
Lem
Sergeant
Tom Ferrers
Santa Anna
Mr. Erle
Beck
Diana
Pilgrimage of Maharajah of Travancore follows humble visit
Goa correspondent notes the Maharajah of Travancore arriving in a city, traveling barefoot and bareheaded, seeking benediction. He reportedly donated about 1,000 as a gift and performed acts seen as highest virtue in Hindu tradition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goa
India
Travancore
Gyall
Hindoa
Mathurajah
Hogs as Calves Noted in Gwinnett Cow Case
George P. Craig of Gwinnett Georgia reports two hogs that resembled calves in appearance and behavior. He observed milky udders on the animals and sought close examination to determine if the milk residue indicated a mix up or mislabeling in the herd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George P. Craig
Gwinnett
Craig
Practical religion would reform life and markets, Talmage says
Dr. Talmage’s Brooklyn and New York sermons urge faith joined to works, attacking adulterated foods and sham goods. He calls for honest trades, truthful labeling, ethical professions, and social reform through a living gospel. He cites examples from commerce, medicine, farming, and education to illustrate practical religion in daily life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baconirx
N. Y
Talmage
Brooklyn Academy of Music
New York Academy of Music
New York
Yonder
Birds of Heaven
Geneva
Switzerland
Massachusetts
Madeira
California
Pavis
Amelie
Board of Health
England
Boston
Syria
Aleppo
London
Chicago
Linge
Ewindia
Europe
Christ
God
Wellington
Waterloo
Somerset Cavalry
Ryland
Kempt’s Infantry
Scots Grays
Life Guards
Sinc
Hulifax
Crossley
Bright's disease dangers and cures surge in Rochester article
An extended Rochester interview recounts Dr Heaton and Dr HeITon discussing kidney disease as Brights disease. The piece cites warnings from Warner about kidney failure and urges early remedies to prevent paralysis, heart disease, or death. It notes warnings by Mr Warner of rising Brights cases and a New Orleans professor’s dramatic test.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Chaillu
Rochester
Art Democrati
Br. J. A. Hanlon
Bright
Hiatt
Warner
Mt. St. Paul Street
Warnert
New Orleans Medical College
Henson
Thad
H. H. Warner
8. A. Jattlmore
State Board of Health
Henione
Deafness Cure Debate Stirs Community
Fragmentary notes show a local discussion on deafness and treatment options. The text references varying opinions on cures, remedies, and sentiment regarding medical approaches, with unclear attribution to individuals or organizations.
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Marace Hitt Prass
Awar Down South
Georgia
Columbia College
New York City
Harvard
Yale
Cornell
Flenis
Russia
Francis III
Naples
Bourbon Dunce
Garibaldi
Daudets
Paris
Carer Jestica CoLenigr
United States
Wilison
Frankiln
Watt
Corliss
Chimizo
Isira
Kirinesses
Onosh
Dirk
Brewanen
Germany
Hawana
Looe Ch
Council of Nine
Maharajah
Shell
Talmager
Francis
Evie
Galler
Harper's
Potta
Potts
Cilenta
Indianapolis Journal
Webra
Posalbily
N. Y. Bun
Washington Post
Somerville
Italy
Merny Cama
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