Sherman in St Louis Home Life and Fashion
Gen Sherman entertains in his St Louis home, cordial with visitors and well loved by society. Mrs Sherman, influential, accompanies him. their two daughters study in Ohio. Miss Lizzie Sherman visits the East. Jewels from the Khedive were seen as gifts to the family, possibly valued near 100000. The mansion serves as army headquarters. Sherman wears mixed attire and handles many callers, including foreign figures and travelers, with rapid discussion.
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The Prayer Grange and the Grasshopper Debate
A Chicago Tribune essay weighs the Missouri grasshopper outbreak and Gov. Hardin's prayer proclamation. It notes believers claim a divine answer while scoffers insist wing growth is natural. The piece predicts a lengthy debate and ends that both sides gain from the pest’s departure.
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Names of the Great Lakes and their historic origins
A Cleveland Herald writer surveys how the Great Lakes acquired their names. Ontario traces to Frontenac and regional terms, while Huron, Michigan, Superior, and Erie show varied early spellings and aliases in Jesuit maps and colonial journals.
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Breckinridge Recalls Greeley Letter Urging Return to Kentucky
The text recalls Gen. Breckinridge recounting Horace Greeley’s letters urging him to return to Kentucky after the Civil War to aid the South. Greeley promised safety and immunity from arrest if he came home, prompting Breckinridge to express lasting respect for Greeley. The Imparcial notes Spain’s gov action against foreign papers hostile to Spanish affairs and against farmer journals critical of the crown.
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Crowd safety axiom noted with Victorian panic insights
An extended discussion cites crowd behavior and exits in emergencies, warning that inward doors and cluttered spaces turn venues into deathtraps. It also profiles George Grant’s vast Victoria colony estate in Kansas, highlighting stockraising, shelter, and large investments with connections to English and American elites.
Knife and Fork Signals for Love and Mood
A playful list links dining utensil actions to sayings about emotions and intentions. It pairs dropping a knife with boredom to pointing to affection, stirring coffee with a fork to compliments, and other cheeky interpretations of table behavior.
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Sunshine as the strongest sleep aid for women
Dr Hall argues that sun exposure outranks narcotics for inducing sleep and vigor. He contends women hide from sunshine behind veils and parasols, dulling strength, color, and courage, and urges embracing daylight to restore health and beauty.
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An Economical Boy and a Canary Killer Tale
A Detroit Free Press tale recounts a mother sending her child to buy linen dregs and getting forty teen yards of black cambric with the clerk claiming it could make a Mourning dress if someone died. In Ithaca, New York a large canary killer bird, resembling a hawk with a long beak, frightens and kills canaries by striking them in flight.
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