Indiana Sentinel promises weekly edition with broad circulation
The Indiana State Sentinel proclaims itself a leading Democratic paper with wide reach among farmers and professionals. It highlights the Weekly Sentinel as a valued family read and a superior agricultural, commercial, and political companion, inviting agents and promising favorable rates. It touts large potential readership, extensive circulation growth, and bold subscription offers.
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Indiana
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Rates and Rules of Advertising in The Register
The Register lists advertising rates including one square and column advertisements with durations of one to twelve months. It notes payment in advance for transient ads and a strict policy on arrears, discontinuance, and new engagements, with fractional squares rounded to whole and legal ads per law.
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Bey
Bae
Do Not Slam the Gate In Our Home
Poem-like verse urging Harry to avoid slamming the gate at night to spare neighbors and avoid gossip, while playfully anticipating the moment when the speaker will welcome the sound in the future. The speaker pleads for restraint now, then expresses affection for the door slam in their shared home.
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Harry
Bessie
Kate
Natural History Pig Q&A From Detroit Free Press
A humorous Q and A on pigs contrasts hog and pig traits. It covers eyesight at night, rooting with the snout, appetite from quail on toast to grass, and a pig leading its owner rather than the reverse. The dialogue playfully explains why pigs act as they do and notes occasional aggression toward children.
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Detroit Free Press
Rome
The Story of a Life Miss Cameron and John Furber
Leonine Cameron, a rich but bored socialite, tutors a dissolute nephew, John Furber. Mrs Tollman warns of danger, but Leonie’s restraint draws him from despair. Years later he returns, reformed, and seeks Leonie’s love, which she grants at a fashionable wedding in London.
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Miss Cameron
Leonine Cameron
Mrs. Tollman
Leonine
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Cameron
Leonie
London
Poe
John Farber
Leonia
Leonie Cameron
Rearing Children and Self Restraint in a Grand Style
A reflective essay argues idleness spoils children and urges self restraint. It contrasts a pampered girl who never sews with a self reliant child who makes mistakes and learns. A tale shows a baronet hosting ministers with beer and Bible in a comical misbalance.
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Max Walter Scott
Dry Wood Heats More as Seasoning Reduces Waste
A historical note explains wood burning efficiency showing green wood wastes heat as sap and water. Dry wood yields far more usable heat. a cord of green wood can lose half to three quarters of its heat in evaporation. Beech and oak lose significant weight when dried. drying wood saves hauling and fuel.
Isolation of diphtheria in schools and households
A Boston doctor proposes strict measures for diphtheria cases in schools. He urges complete student separation for two to three weeks post recovery, medical screening for exposed children, school closures when multiple cases occur, thorough disinfection of clothing and rooms, and temporary hospital tents in epidemics. He also recommends treating diphtheria like scarlet fever and smallpox.
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American Medical Association
Bowditch
Boston
Cabbages Hide Whisky in Barrel Dodge
In Lewistown Maine a barrel labeled as cabbages was found at the Maire Central depot. Air holes showed cabbage leaves but straw at the bottom concealed a ten gallon keg of whisky. Officers seized the barrel after half a dozen cabbage heads were removed and the whisky revealed by wisps of straw.
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Lewistown
Maire Central Depot
Roach
Rock Crystal Proposed for Precision Instruments
In a Berlin paper to the German Chemical Society Herr Stein argues for extended use of rock crystal in precision instruments. He cites its unalterable balance components, light weight, and resistance to atmospheric and chemical changes as superior to metals for balances and scales. He also supports rock crystal for measurement standards and normal thermometers.
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German Chemical Society of Berlin
Herr Stein
Livestock Welfare Emphasized For Healthy Herds
Farmers urged to maintain constant watchfulness to keep livestock comfortable as feeding. Animals will not thrive if kept in unclear, cold, or fretful conditions, risking poor fattening and doldrum.
Die to be Praised or Raised Quote
Fragmentary line from a historical source presents a stark verse by A.F. Stewart. The brief item notes a reflective, possibly moralistic quotation without broader context or events. No distinct people, organizations, dates, or places are provided beyond the author’s name.
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A.f.Stewart
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