The Press as Wheels Full of Eyes and Blessings
Rev. Talmage extols the newspaper press as the noble wheel full of eyes guiding society. He traces its history from ancient notices to modern American journalism, lauds its democratic reach and historical value, warns against misuse, and prays for a Godward mission of the press.
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T. DeWitt Talmage
Washington
Ezekiel
Paul
Athens
China
Pekin
Rome
Acta Diurna
France
England
Europe
London “Morning Chronicle
America
Benjamin Harris
Boston
American Advertiser
Philadelphia
Naples
Austria
Kossuth
Hungary
Napoleon I
Hamilton
J. Peter Zenger
Gazette
Erskine
Thermopylae
United States
Great Britain
Earth
Hell
Thomas Jefferson
Agricultural Hints From An Ohio Apiarist
An Ohio beekeeper with twenty years experience describes removing 60 Italian bee stands from a cellar in April 2005, redistributing queens, buying five new stands, and using a homemade feeder to sustain honey bees during a honey scarcity between apple bloom and white clover. The feeder, a two inch pine contraption 7 by 14 inches with a central 3/8 inch slot, helped maintain brood and egg laying until clover honey flowed.
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Ohio
Dickman Bee Feeders and Honey Harvest Overview
Jacob Dickman explains a detailed bee feeder design with a center slot and edge screening to feed without drowning bees. He notes clover, basswood yields, honey harvests from 222 stands, and a recent 1800 shipment equating to substantial grain and feed values, asserting continued farming in the business.
Manhood and creed in daily Christian life
The speakers urge that the best denomination is the one that elevates a man’s outlook and latitude. They advocate openness of churches every day, not just Sundays, and stress that true faith is what uplifts men across denominations.
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United States
Canadas
Sun
Moon
Bank of England
Yale College
Francis Chartreuse
Adams
Jlancozls
Otis
Benjamin Preamritlin
DeWitt Clinton
Hamilton
Jett
Quincy
Macaulay
Carlyle
All Ruskin
McIntosh
Sydney Smith
Hunzlitt
Thacbery
Tennyson
Karnes
Longfellow
Emerson
Lowell
Whittier
I. A. Hinckley
Florence
Mass
Uantington
Episcopalian
Rochester
N.Y
Diseases of Poultry Cure and Prevention
Diseases of poultry warn that prevention is cheaper than cure. Keep fowls clean sheltered from wind and damp and fed in proper proportions with clean water. If illness occurs, remove diseased birds promptly, as many poultry diseases are contagious and treatment is rarely profitable.
Sheep and Ticks Dipping Advised by Wisconsin Station
Winter dipping of sheep at the Wisconsin experiment station followed a zero degree period to combat tick infestation. The advice urges farmers to inspect their flocks and dip diseased stock in reliable sheep dip to remove parasites before feeding.
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Wisconsin Experiment Station
Magno Mud Cure and Lithia Baths At Indiana Springs
In 1595 physicians nationwide studied the Magno Mud Cure and Magno Lithia Baths in the valley famed for rheumatism kidney and nervous disease relief. The Indiana Springs Co offers details from offices in New York and Chicago about the health hotel bath-house and treatments.
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Ind
Nttla
United States
Indiana Springs Co
Hudson S&t
Homeseeker excursions offer cheap rail trips and land buys
On April 7 and May 5, 186, Homeseeker's excursions offer round trips from Missouri River points to Kansas and Nebraska stations at one fare plus two dollars. Land sells from 2.50 to 10 per acre on ten years with only one tenth down. Kansas corn crop value is cited. refunds on rail fare credited toward purchases of 80 acres. Rates, maps, and pamphlets available via railroad agents or Land Commissioner B. A. McAllinsten, Omaha Neb.
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Homeseeker
Ba Rity
Missouri
Chicago
Peoria
St. Louis
Kansas
Nebraska
Union Pasitis Railway Company
United States
Union Pacific
B. A. McAllinsten
Omaha
Neb
California Excursion by Bustington Route Pullman Cars
Personal excursions to California depart Chicago every Wednesday aboard the Bustington Route C B Q 2 BR with through cars via Denver and Salt Lake. Cars feature carpets bedding and toilet rooms and are marketed by T A Grady Excursion Manager. The Frank H Alden firm is renamed Alden and Sons Company with Frank H and sons Frank W and Clarence H.
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Bustington
California
Chicago
Denver
Salt Lake
T. A. Grady
Clark St
Minnie Maddern Fiske Opens at McVicker's Theater Chicago
Minnie Maddern Fiske begins a March engagement at McVicker's after a two week run at New York's Garden Theater. The notice quotes period prose and promotes remedies for coughs and consumption as readers are reminded of medical patent cures.
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McVicker’s Theater
Chicago
Minnie Maddern Fiske
the Garden Theater
New York
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Talmage
Meeiing Press
Bancrofts
Boston News-Letter
New York Gazette
American Rag Bug
Royal Gazetter
Independent Chronicle
Massachusetts
Philadelphia Aurora
Perry
Hoston
Boston Harbor
Paul Revere
Rhode Island
South Carolina
Imaterial
Jesus
Dickman
Dee
Jacob Dickman
Kansans
Alden & Faxon
Cincinnati
Frank H. Alden
Taos
Savenor
Brown
Luvuater
Jennin Pinenann
Springfield
Ill
Ian Corn
Texas
Orin
Reese
Renee Ewer Serene
Qu Baie ST
LO Ula
Tam
Ayer
J.C. Ayer Co
Lowell, Mass
ST. Jacobs Oil
Demorest
Demorest’s
de Longpre
Demorest Publishing CO
Fifth Avenue
Family Magazine
Demokesst
Ely
I. Sperry
Hartford
Coun
Yam Mo Hayfever
Mall
BLY Brothers
Warren Street
Pias
Virginia
North
Georgia
Alauains
Mikaippi
Tennessee
Kentucky
M. V. Richarde
Southern Jaailway
Washington, D.C
Stark, Oulsiana
Rockport
Ills
Opi
Mruay
Woolley
Atlanta
Donald Kennedy
Roxbury
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