Was Christ a Drummer Or Trader in the East
The article argues Christ traveled in the East for eighteen years trading between Alexandria Rome and the Indies. It cites Hindoo parallels to Jesus life and claims German theologians and Rev Dr Proudfoot support a business training and possible caravan attachment. It attributes views to James Seymour of the American Commercial Traveller.
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Christ
Hindustan
Hindoo
Far East
Egypt
Indies
Rome
Mercury
Alexandria
East
Edwin Arnold
Chrish Mu
Chrishnu
Christnu
India
Vishnu
Nada
Deva Mania
Chrishna
Ram
Christiau
Proudfoot
London
England
James Seymour
Advantages of Imperfect Health
The piece argues imperfect health can foster practical prudence and business success while perfect health favors physical pursuits. It asserts unhealthy vitality drives risk taking and enterprise, while those with health limits become shrewd, future minded, and capable in thought or business. The Pittsburgh Bulletin and Science are cited as context.
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Sullivan
Humboldt
Herschel
Pittsburgh Bulletin
Mental Powers of the Ape Count Learned by Romanes
A London Times letter reports Mr Romanes taught an ape to count by linking sensation groups to vocal sounds. The ape could respond with one to five by taking straws into its mouth until the correct number remained to be reached, using a reward system to reinforce accuracy.
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London Times
Romanes
History of Soap Making and Its Early Secrets
The history traces soap manufacture from Marseilles factories to modern methods. Early secrecy gave way as Leblanc and Chevreul clarified chemistry, enabling exact processes. Steam replaced fire, expanding fatty bases from a dozen to over a hundred ingredients.
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Marseilles
France
Mediterranean
Italy
Spain
Leblanc
Chevreul
Pneumonia Mortality Sparks Medical Debate Across Regions
Detroit Free Press notes pneumonia mortality rose from four percent in 1847 to thirty one percent in 1886 in Pennsylvania hospitals and doubled in New York over a decade. Opinions vary on causes with calls to revive old blood letting methods and reassessment by physicians.
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Lawrmen
Pennsylvania
New York
Maraglario
New York Medical Record
Detroit Free Press
Let Her Go Origin Story From Montgomery Cant Phrase
The story recalls Squire Ben Screws in Montgomery Alabama who presided over a trial where a colored woman lashed out at a witness. Tom Gallagher tried to restrain her as the judge urged the bailiff to let her go. The remark became a local catchphrase and spread nationwide.
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Gallagher
Montgomery
Ala
Ben Screws
Tom Gallagher
Pen Picture and Humorous Snippets from 19th Century Press
A collage of brief items includes a London Daily News photo sketch of Mr and Mrs Gladstone in Birmingham with detailed attire, a caricature about Bigsby the labor agitator, a Chicago lawyer anecdote about character in court, a mispronunciation joke from a Frenchman, a pun on Algerian Cologne, and a note on American women spending millions on beauty products.
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Mrs. Gladstone
London Daily News
Birmingham
Mr. Gladstone
Shipwreck Survivors Starved on Lake River Grounding
The Poriland Oregonian recalls the Rowena steamer crew’s four days stuck in mud after grounding on Lake River while pursuing piling. With only Limburger cheese to eat, their sufferings are described as beyond recordable.
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Stott
Rowena
Lake River
Poriland Oregonian
Are We to Have Another War Prophets? Medical Battle Continues
A political essay argues that war may come but medical science will persist in fighting disease until a utopia where bodily afflictions end. It extols Hoster’s Stomach Bitters as a family remedy for indigestion biliousness constipation and broad benefits for nerves rheumatism and kidney issues.
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Everitt
Earlies
Europe
Mammoth Landwich Island
Manli
Post
Pale
A. Everitt & CO
Ratmid
Indianapolis
Toith J. A. Averist & Co
Forty four Miles of Cabs and Odd London Beliefs
A collection of quick quotes and notices from a 19th century paper. It mentions Sir Charles Warren’s calculation of forty four miles of London cabs and twenty three miles of standing room, plus various ads for patent medicines and humorous remarks about fashion and propriety. It includes endorsements for Browns Bronchial Tracties and Wizard Oil and notes on Dr. F L Pond’s cancer treatments in Aurora Illinois.
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London
Charles Warren
London Court Journal
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