Rough Journey Across the Andes by Tane anding Railway
A correspondent describes a crossing of the Grdil lera de lose Andes in the Estate of the Sransinidine railway. The journey includes a four horse carriage to the end station, a two hour ride and a risky mountain road with river vistas. The writer notes a rapid progress by rail and telegraph arrangements, with dramatic descriptions of the cliffs, twists, and near falls along the track.
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Oarsmen Defeated Sermon Draws on Jonah Tale
A sermon by Rev F DeWitt Tallmage uses the Mediterranean sailors in Jonah to urge persistent prayer for lost family members and unbelieving loved ones. The speaker compares oarsmen struggling at sea to Christians striving to save souls and to seek God’s mercy for salvation.
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Why Beard Turns Gray Says Dre to Early and Frequent Shaving
A barber explains why beards gray early and thin hair remains younger, arguing shaving speeds beard aging. He notes shaving ends or cutting close stimulates the beard to gray and that regular shaving can accelerate a premature gray appearance, urging readers to consider growing a beard.
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Saya
Uncertain Sicily Birth Customs and Early Marriage Practices
The article contrasts Sicilian beliefs on multiple daughters with economic pressures on brides and dowries. It mentions girls married young for financial reasons, while grooms gain wealth through dowries, and notes seclusion and early marriage around ages fourteen to sixteen. It also cites other disparate items on wildlife protection, space research, and snake bite prevention.
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Noted People Frederick T Greenhalge and Gen Ruger
Frederick T Greenhalge, republican governor candidate for Massachusetts, born in England in 1842, rose from public schools to Harvard, practiced law, served in the state house and Fifty-first Congress. Gen Thomas H Ruger, a leading Army figure, expected to lead the Missouri Department, West Point cadet and Civil War veteran Brevet Brigadier General.
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England
United States
Lowell
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San Francisco
California
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Ife
West Point
New Orleans
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Tle
Prominent Connecticut Leader Erincent Cady Named Democratic Governor Candidate
Ernest Cady, Connecticut Democratic leader and former lieutenant governor, is described as a wealthy Hartford manufacturer and Free Mason, born 1842 in Stafford County. The piece notes his Civil War service, long political career, and repeated tickets with Luzon B. Morris.
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Ernest Cady
Connecticut
Uurtford
Stafford
Talland County
Pratt & Cady
Hartford
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Luzon B. Morris
Living snake added to London gardens shocks crowd
A living specimen of Ophionhazus claps the largest deadly snake known has been added to London zoo gardens. The reptile grows twelve to fourteen feet and is hooded like a cobra, found in India Burma and the East Indian archipelago.
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Civil War Confederate Raiders and Old White House Factoids
Confederate cruisers captured or destroyed numerous U S ships during the war and early timber provenance links to ancient Egyptian temples arise. Washington is the only president who did not live in the White House during any presidency. the house was begun in 1792 and first used in 1800 by John Adams, burned in 1814, rebuilt 1818, and since then every president has lived there.
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Dr Pierce's Pleasant Pellets for Constipation Relief
Advertises Dr Pierce's Pleasant Pellets as the best remedy for constipation and associated stomach and bowel discomfort. Describes them as purely vegetable, harmless in all conditions, and easy to take with no pain or griping. Promotes as a household remedy, seal glass vials keep them fresh, one pellet mild two strong for digestion and overindulgence relief.
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Paris Museum Attendants Pocket Tips For The Till
A learned numismatist observed that cloakroom tips at a Paris museum do not go to attendants but are added to the till to swell the museum’s treasure. An usher explained tips cause trouble and are counted, packed, and stored to fund curiosities, a practice in place for nine years.
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Poverty satire and wedding news in a clipped dialogue
A collage of quotes and snippets notes lines about poverty as misfortune not crime, poets and finance, Cholly and Emily's engagement, a cheeky warning about a suitor, and a joke about bills and meetings on city corners.
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Syrup of Figs Offers Laxative Benefits for Health
The advertisement proclaims Syrup of Figs as a pure liquid laxative promoting cleansing and relief from colds headaches and fevers. It claims medical approval, kidney liver and bowel action without weakening, and urges purchase from the California Fig Syrup Co with the product named on each package.
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