FELL DESTROYER. EPIDEMIC RAVAGES OF CHOLERA IN EUROPE AND AMERICA
The article traces cholera from its Indian origin to Europe and America, detailing periodic outbreaks, pilgrim routes, and military campaigns spreading the disease. It covers 18th and 19th century waves, from Juggernaut pilgrimages to Hardwar, with armies and caravans suffering high casualties as the pestilence advances along Persian Gulf routes and inland corridors.
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Diack
America
Europe
Hin
Greece
India
Christ
Aretwus
Gaten
Czwsius
Aurelianus
Abasius
Peters
Mlopredia
Nin
Coromandel
Madras
Pearse
Ganjam
Orly
Ilgrim
Calcutta
Meen
Allahabad
Elund
Hast
Hastings
Bombay
Tte
Basserah
Iphrates
Tigris
Bagdad
Damasy
Aleppo
Mediterranean
Persian Gulf
Surat
Kurrachee
Black Caspian
Countes
Bombay Presidency
Hardwar
Ganges
Himalaya
V.ster
Urdwar
Iausi Ov
Indian Hills
Cholera’s Long Reach Through Europe to America
A historical survey traces cholera from India and Persia across the Caspian to Astrakhan and Russia, then through Europe to England and America. It notes waves in 1832, 1849, and 1865 66, with massive death tolls in New Orleans New York Cincinnati and Chicago, and highlights quarantine struggles and the hope for cold weather to curb the epidemic.
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Montreal
Quebec
Chicago
Fort Dearborn
Fort Crawford
Prairie du Chien
Fort Armstrong
Rock Island
Mississippi
New Orleans
Lawson
Buffalo
New York City
Albany
New York
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington
Cincinnati
St. Louis
New England
United States
Bengal
Havre
Swanton
Lower
India
Northwest
Afghanistan
Persia
Teheran
Black
Caspian
Russia
Astrakhan
Trebizond
Poti
Black Sea
Mecca
Alexandria
Smyrna
Constantinople
Malta
Ancona
Italy
Marseilles
Gibraltar
Barcelona
Algiers
Tunis
Southampton
England
Poona
France
Paris
America
Europe
Prince
Toulon
Marseiles
Naples
Spain
Wales
Ireland
Scotland
St. Lawrence River
Lakes
Detroit
Baku
Caucasus Mountains
Volga
Abi
Saratov
Russi
Turkestan
Hamburg
Germany
Truck by Comets. Prof Foster Proposes New Idea
W T Foster argues that coal beds and much Earth material originate from front comets striking the planet, with the moon once a comet that struck Earth and later departed. He myths through meteors, Proctor and Kepler quotes, and notes meteoric stones and a Texas 1892 report, asserting cosmic impacts shape geology and biblical narratives.
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Foster
Earth
Proctor
Procter
Sun
Planets
Prof
Kepler
Arago
Neptune
Texas
Frank Newall
Fagle County
Choctaw Nation
Newall
W. T. Foster
Dog settles dispute over theft in Hungarian court
In Projestienten a Great Dane is brought to a case where a knife grinder and a rag-picker claim ownership of a stolen dog. The judge has the dog decide by whistling. The dog chooses to depart with a gentleman from whose house it had come, proving ownership by neither claimant.
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Projestienten
Hungary
A London paper asks for a definition of pluck
Definitions range from silent endurance and cheerful energy to a heart of a lion in a man and the indomitable I will. Courage to do the right thing at the right moment, fearless in danger, and the force converting an ordinary man into a hero are among the best answers.
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London
The Shooting Stars Meteors and Their Journey to Earth
Public Opinion describes shooting stars as small iron carbon bodies weighing a few pounds. They travel in swarms and orbit the sun on long ellipses, entering Earth's atmosphere where friction heats them to 3,000 C and often vaporizes them. Each year about 146 million meteors touch Earth's atmosphere, adding material to the planet.
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Earth
Ark tradition and ancient customs observed in the ark
An old writer notes a tradition from the Ark scene where Noah and his three sons pray before the Lord as women respond Amen from another part of the Ark. The passage reflects on the antiquity of distinct gender spaces in worship and the strictness of congregational order even in distress.
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Noah
Adam
Sem
Ham
Jephet
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