March On Preachers to Meet Age with Earnest Christianity
A fiery exhortation urges Christians to be unmistakable and aggressive in faith. The preacher warns against half hearted believers, urges planting steadfast character in active service, and rejects endless novelty. He cites Esther, Havelock, and Peter Croy to stress decisive gospel preaching across pulits and daily life. The call ends with march on march on toward divine reward.
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Sther the Beautiful
Ahasuerus the
Esther
Heaven
Hell
Church of Us Christ
Aiss
England
North
Cara
Yeu
Gershan
Great Salt
Canadians Doors in Britain and Manners
A Montreal Witness piece contends Canadians are famed for leaving doors open in Britain, noting heated houses and grate fires create draughts. It argues door closings reflect manners, child training, and fear of private intrusion, contrasting cold rooms with habitual door slamming across offices and homes as experience dulls the ear to noise.
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Britain
Montreal
Canada
Coolness in the pulpit averts church stampede at fire
Rev. Arthur Weslwood of Black remains calm amid a looming fire danger at the Church of the Incarnation. Smoke fills the cellar as fire engines pour water through a front window. Congregants file out orderly while authorities assess the furnace.
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Arthur Weslwood
Ganger
Church of the Incarnation
Arthur Wellwood
Reig
Moon and Weather Debate in Circuit Court Tale
A Rochester Democrat and Chronicle anecdote recalls Mr Justice Mayle riding with Judge Coleridge. In a humorous exchange about the moon and weather, the judges chide a fellow traveler and pledge the moon’s influence on climate, ending with a playful quip about weather and folly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Mayle
Coleridge
Gooktridge
Thor
Maule “Rou
Jones
Roochester Democrat Ard Recorder
Fragmentary travel note hints at Ireland England and Spain days
A brief, unclear fragment references days spent in Ireland about 204 on average, in England around 15, in Rezan about ninety, and in Si verl a mere sixty days, lacking context or complete sentences.
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Ireland
Ensland
Rezan
Siverla
Dairies and Poultry in Brittany A Breton Butter View
A Globe correspondent examines Breton dairy life and butter making. He describes Brittany farms with cider, chestnuts, and thrifty peasants, but starkly details dirty dairies, pig feeding from milk, and primitive methods. He contrasts them with cleaner Breton producers in Quimper and suggests Danish and English markets favor foreign butter over home products.
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Globe
Ing Land
Brittany
Denmark
England
Swift Fed Horn Ailled By Soap ULA Moore in Bulletin 141
A fragment from Bulletin 141 at Cornell Experiment Station notes an engaged group and a common experience. It mentions Soap ULA and Moore in a context implying an experimental or technical report. The readable items suggest a study or bulletin preview.
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Ula
Moore
Cornell
Soap in Swill Linked to Swine Deaths Investigators Find
Investigation into outbreaks among swill fed hogs shows deaths often follow feeding with hotel dishwater and soap. Field reports from Brewerton and Plattsburg note soap use in dishwashing preceded cattle losses and seizures, prompting experiments on powdered soap as a death cause.
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W. F. Davey
Brewerton
N.Y
J. A. McCrank
Plattsburg
Davey
McGrauh
Diverse Local Fragments Spark Odd Tales Across U S
A collection of brief items covers quirky feats and social quirks. A Ponca City bachelor society vows secrecy on marriage proposals, a Funkstown man attempts a two minute squirrel skinning, a Northeast honeymoon ends with lost spouses in New York, and a Georgia preacher quits amid unpaid pay while a Kentucky minister faces gunfire after denying the devil. Also noted are New York teachers imported from other towns and a mayoral boast about domestic intelligence.
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Ponca City
Oklahoma
Eli Fakrnoey
Funkstown
Northampton
Mass
New York
Georgia
M. & Ham
Vintonville
Jie
Tammany
Fragmentary interview with editor on country work
An interviewer questions a city editor about contributing to the nation. The editor recalls past experiences and mentions many editors trained, plus references to papers and dollars, in a disjointed reminiscence about printing and journalism.
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Ealmvills
Sne
Oeur
Souris
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Talmaghs
Yorso
Lahko
Massachusetts
Jesus Christ
Jesus
Wsckiel
Capernaum
Genmessaret
Herod
Church of God
Edinburgh
London
Kingdoms of Christ
Church of Jesus Christ
Sini
Sin
Bank
Store
Mechanics’ Shop
Hadley Vicars
Grace of God
Christ
Havelock
India
Amr
Peter Cror
Peter Croy
Yeler Croy
Israel
Dairy and Poultry
Hood
Cann
Grand Ave
Racine
Wis
Editors
Milixmen
Waller Daner
Dorchester
Walter Baker & CO. Ltd
Esa
VER
Pommel Ne
Slicker
Tatador Parnes
Draspida
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