The Marriage Feast Parable Expounded and Its Lessons
A detailed analysis of the parable of the wedding feast, contrasting Luke fourteen with Matthew twenty two, naming God the Father as king, Christ as bridegroom, and the consequences for the unprepared. It notes the prophets and John the Baptist, the destruction of Jerusalem, and the fate of the self-righteous priests and Pharisees, with reflections on wedding garments symbolizing righteousness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.A. Toffman
Philadelphia
Montcaianda
Titus Vespasian
Jerusalem
Desis
Mint
God
Heavan
Joss
John the Baptist
Bong
Kingdom of Heaven
Pharisess
Hatrad
Manter
Laferanos
Stephen
Jocias
Paul
V. A. Leis
Mason
Drew
Dean Plumptre
le Mame
Isaiah
Eccles ix
Boro
Tharos
Whedon
Boot Bigck
Dems Blunder as Mail Goes Off Course
The Detroit Tribune reports an interior Michigan town postal clerk John Ziegel misdirected a package and instead returned it to the sender with a handwritten endorsement. The paper frames it as incompetence among Democrats concealing murders by forwarding mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Detroit Tribune
Port Ofice
Michigan
John Ziegel
Toledo
Allegan
O. KR. Lanad
Yonta
F.C. Toledo
the Tribune
Chicago Post Office Trouble Sparked by Life Alone
The Daily News reports that life alone is responsible for the Chicago post office issue. It notes widespread public complaints and a near half hour disruption affecting port and departments, with Corning Judd being informally alerted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Corning Judd
Novws
Hife
Daily News
Chicago News
Mystery Mail Service Critique From Greensbury News
A Philadelphia press item reprinted in Greensbury critiques Southern mail service and Senator Blob. The piece notes the paper traveled three weeks on the road with no marks, suggesting widespread blunders and urging better postal contact in the southern states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
Blob
Philadelpha
Greensbury
North State
Merchants Call for Post Office Improvement in Boston
Prominent Boston business leaders publish statements of opinion showing strong mercantile demand for significant improvements in postal facilities, reflecting widespread citywide concern over current service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monsanelyusetts
Boston
Buston Ierakl
Complaints on Postal Service Reach Congress
The Salt Lake Tribune notes increasing complaints about postal service across the west and northwest. It argues the United States Post Office must address deteriorating service as public pressure grows and calls for congressional attention. The piece emphasizes broad frustration and urges action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah
West
Northwest
Department
Congress
Salt Lake Tribune
Public Offices Lead in Mail Service Criticism
The Jacksonville Times laments postal inefficiency amid rising delays. The Jersey City Journal notes Postmaster General Dickinson cannot devote much time to mail improvements due to Mr Cleveland's campaign preparations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville Times
Cleveland
Dickinson
Jersey City Journal
Postmaster General Dickinson Reported Nervous, Frayed
Partial OCR reads that Postmaster General Dickinson is nervously stressed and anxious about postal service operations. The Cleveland Leader notes similar afflictions among mall service personnel, implying widespread unease in the sector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dickinson
Seeoy
Cleveland
Free Trade and Low Wages Debate in Press Letters
The Philadelphia Press argues free trade lowers goods prices by importing cheaper foreign labor. It contrasts this with US wages and questions who will buy if American workers lose work. The piece cites The Albany Argus on wage reductions and invites workingmen to answer through personal experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wuapes Adcom
United States
Unite States
Eoon
Albany Argus
Philadelphia Press
William L. Scott backs free lumber in the plan
The article notes astonishment among lumbermen that Hon William L Scott a Pennsylvania Ways and Means committee member supports free lumber while protecting rice for South Carolina and Georgia sugar for Louisiana and coal and iron ore for the Virginias.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William L. Scott
Ways and Means
Pennsylvania
Bo Iigny
Hhis
South Carolina
Georgia
Louisiana
Virginias
Williamsport
Undefined Benedict Denies Ties to Circulator
Fragmentary notes suggest Mr Benedict denies involvement with a circulated item. The text appears garbled with stray phrases about a bureau, italics, and references to Auburn Ad. Further readable context is not present to confirm details or a clear event.
Public office in a public trust in campaign work
An Administration Order cites a circular by Judge Maynard and Benedict directing postmasters to audit veteran mail and provide political details for Washington. The piece attacks the move as turning federal offices into a second term political directory and campaign machinery, urging reform Democrats to resist such use of government.
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Cleveland
Maynard
Titerary Bureau
Colton Club
Drea
Inghamton Republican
United States Steel Output Tops 3.7 Million Tons in 1887
The Bulletin cites official American Iron and Steel Association figures showing United States steel production in 1887 at 3,789,750 net tons, surpassing Britain for the first time. Open hearth and crucible methods contributed large shares, with Bergerer process dominant.
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Cleveland
Great Britain
American Iron and Steel Association
United States
Itanya
Great Brita
New York Mail Aml Express
Awakening to Their Interest in Protection Policy
TheSouth favors protection as a key issue, with southern estates possibly shifting from Democracy if protection continues. The North and West support it for general prosperity, while the South seeks protection to build manufactures and develop regional resources, a choice to be decided in coming months per the Norristown Herald.
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Norristown Herald
Senator Plumb Spars Tariff Debate in Congress
The Albany Journal notes Senator Plumb ended a tariff debate with a witty speech about Democratic senators voting to maintain duties in their states while calling for overall reductions. It cites McPherson backing higher duties on New Jersey pottery and glassware, West of Missouri defending strong protection, and Beck and Harris safeguarding hops in Tennessee, framing the issue as a local one.
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Plumb
Congress
McPherson Hau
New Jersey
West
Missouri
Beck and Harris
Tennessee
Kept in the King United Front Over Cleveland Nomination
The Cincinnati Commercial Gazette notes alarm at Democratic doubts about Cleveland’s renomination and warns Republicans against overdoing opposition before the convention in St Louis. It argues Cleveland remains the favored candidate and urges party members to prevent his defeat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
St. Louis
Cincinnati Commercial Gazette
Trade policy debate on tariffs and employment impact
The free traders claim manufacturers favor tariffs while employers oppose. They argue American manufacturers could compete with Europe if duties fall, but employees suffer. The piece cites the St. Louis Globe-Democrat warning against tariff changes and questions readiness of trade friends to alter the current balance.
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England
France
Germany
Europe
St. Louis Globy-Democrat
Farmers for Protection Seek Support Across Journals
Farmers for Protection, The Breciog 3 Journal, requested column space in the Weekly Journal to rally farmers in this region and beyond. The appeal urges unified action and wider coverage to address shared concerns in agriculture.
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Farmers For Protection
Breciog 3
Otto the Weekly Journal
Magnetic Induction Demonstrations And Flower Measurement Device
A historical summary describes magnetic induction using a rotating tin disk and a magnet to show repulsion and attraction in same metal, noting applications in galvanometers. It also outlines a simple device to measure flower diameter using concentric circles on a board and a sliding slit for quick readings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Popular &Etenca News
Fromm
Preserving Color in Flowers and Noted Scholars Resignations
Preserving color methods include dusting salicylic acid on freshly pressed flowers or applying a salicylic acid solution via blotting paper. Boracic acid gives similar results. Dr Schonland suggests placing delicate flowers between parchment to maintain form during immersion. Maria Mitchell, longtime astronomy professor at Vassar, resigns for rest after a storied career.
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Schonland
Gardeners Chronicle
Maria Bilichell
Maria Mitchell
Vassar College
Neutucket
Mess
Denmark
Sho
Europe
John Herschel
George Airy
Greenwich
Columbia College
All Around the House Cooking and Plant Care Tips
A mid century style column offers house plant care guidance and simple fish dishes suitable for Lent. Advice covers avoiding sun exposure for potted roots, potting tricks with sand moss or boards, and using larger pots for moisture balance. Fish recipes describe baked fish pies and browning tips with potatoes and egg, plus a herring pie layering method.
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Lonten
Vick
Broiled Mushrooms for Any Meal and Modern Sizes
Broiled mushrooms make a tempting dish for breakfast lunch or supper. Cleanse with flannel wipe stalks trim tops and peel. Broil over clear heat turn once and serve hot with butter pepper salt and lemon juice. Ten minutes for medium mushrooms.
Maitre d Hotel Butter For Beef Dishes
A recipe describes making a butter blend with two ounces of fresh butter a dessert spoonful of chopped parsley white pepper salt and lime juice. Form it with a butter bat and set it to the tea box. A juicy grilled chop or filet of beef served with this seasoned butter melts enticingly over the meat.
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Simon
Maitre d'Hotel
Forcing the Calia Elly and New Eggs Cooking Tips
Forcing the calla with warm water and dust-free leaves. Place the pot in an earthen crock kept moist by daily boiling-water steam. Roots prefer moisture and heat. An old method for eggs is to break into boiling milk, cook gently, stir occasionally, then season with pepper salt and butter.
A Glimple Desert Delight
A decorative dessert layers sponge cake along the mold sides and banana slices on the bottom. The mold is filled with stiff whipped cream and chilled on ice until serving.
New Floral Arrangements For Easter Fans
Easter season prompts rapid growth in floral arrangements. Baskets of whip, wicker, or straw become holders for flowers and plants. The illustration shows ornamental Florentine style baskets with decorative trims and ribbons.
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Minnesota
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Cincinnati
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