Fragmented notes on daily events and curiosities across nations
A collage of brief items covers topics from U S justices pay and San Francisco ships to Paris winter habits, Chinese customs, Japanese greetings, and odd domestic innovations. The collection touches on society, trade, science, and humor, with scattered references to individuals and places like Vancouver, St. Louis, Ann Arbor, and Detroit.
Public notices and miscellany from distant lands
A collage of short items spans myths on Noahs Ark and shipbuilding, a Missouri farmer retrieves $3,000 in gold from a peat well, Minnesota records fatal violence, a Cuban woman hawks fibbing, Russian desertion, a Nevada County hunting accident, artificial malachite prep, a dull Nevada Legislature report, New Zealand bank cash-car routing, a Crescent Town hog case, the New Argentine Pacific railroad longest tangent, Caucasus irrigation schemes.
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Missouri
Argentine Pacific
Buenos Ayres
Andes
Washington's Death and Moral Reflections in The Ram's Horn
The Ram's Horn quotes include reflections on faith, revival, and character, urging devotion to Christ, mercy, and self-control. It recalls Washington's death with anecdotes from George Ticknor and others, then moves to trades in tanning hides and a Cincinnati Enquirer note about a New York girl's eye tricks, concluding with a note on principle.
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Ment
Washington
New York
E.R. Hardy
Abingdon
Ill
America
Clara Belle
Cincinnati Enquirer
Boston
Jehu as a model for zeal and danger in reform
A Sunday School lesson commentary on Jehu from 2 Kings 10 18 31 contrasts Jehu's decisive zeal with moral risk. It links modern reform to biblical judgment, urges complete dedication to oppose sin, and recalls Cromwell and Moody to illustrate the necessity of forceful action against vice.
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Jehu
Alexander
Napoleon
Luther
John Brown
Sheridan
Josh
Iehoboam
Baal
Samaria
Ahab
God
Mr. Moody
Israel
Lord
Gideon
Satan
Cromwell
England
Charles
John
Jeroboam
Paul
Jesus
Fixing State Lines North and South Dakotas Divided
Government ads for a boundary survey between North and South Dakota with a $25 000 appropriation. Bid letting on April 15 to the lowest bidder. Initial point at the intersection of the seventh principal meridian and the Big Sioux river. Detailed survey lengths across reservations and to Montana and the Missouri river. Monument specifications include 10 inch squares, 7 feet long stones, and Egyptian style inscriptions marking M and N D S D on posts.
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North
South Dakotas
North and
South Dakota
Congress
Big Sioux River
Sisseston and
Wahpeton
Missouri River
Montana
N. D
S. D
Proclamation Calls SD Delegates for 1891 World Exposition
Governor Mellette convenes South Dakota officials to form a convention at Huron on May 20, 1891. Delegates from cities and counties to plan a state exhibit for the Chicago World’s Columbian Exposition, outlining representation by population and guiding instruction for attendees.
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Mellette
South Dakota
Chicago
Huron
Mysterious death on Sioux Falls railroad track
An elderly Sioux Falls resident John Hensum was found dead on a Milwaukee road depot track with a forehead wound. Some believe a drunken fall caused his death while others suspect murder, as he was a well known Norwegian settler seen the previous night intoxicated. The case remains unresolved as investigators consider both accidents and foul play.
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Heaven
Christ
Notropy
Venn
Ivasin
Jesus Christ
God
Sioux Falls
Milwaukee Road
John Hensum
Hensum
Divorces and deeds amid sweep of South Dakota news
A London wife sues for divorce after moving to Sioux Falls to meet state residency requirements. Also reports a $500 anonymous grant to build a hospital fund, state land values for public school support, a Methodist camp meeting in East Sioux Falls, a statewide warrant payment notice, the mysterious death of John Hobson found in ice near Yankton, and seeding starting in Jim River counties.
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Eva Lynch Blosse
Cavendish Square
London
Eng
Sioux Falls
Woolly West
FE. I. Blosse
No. 16
Charles Street
Grand Army ‘of the Republic
Yankton
Slot Springs
South Dakota
Minnehaha
Methodist Conference For
East Sioux Falls
Taylor
John Hobson
Missouri River
Jim River
Syrup of Figs touted as a popular remedy
The advertisement proclaims Syrup of Figs as pleasant and mild yet effective for kidneys liver and bowels. It cleanses the system dispels fevers and headaches and is said to cure habitual constipation. Sales offer 50 cent and one dollar bottles with druggists ready to procure if unavailable. Do not accept substitutes.
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