Rules of Exercise and the Baby's Freedom Move
Morals and public health advocates argue for free limb play in infancy and regular physical activity across life stages. The essay extols early movement, criticizes tight swaddling, praises playgrounds and games, and urges age appropriate exercise from childhood through old age with practical examples and international observations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dispatch
Rousseau
Italy
Spain
England
Herbert Spencer
Wordsworth
France
Walt Whitman
Commonwealth
Danton
Prin
United States
Boston
Edward M. Hartwell
Thomas More
Merry
Belgium
de Jeux
Matthew Arnold
Burke and Hare murders haunt Edinburgh tale and crime notes
A long column recalls Burke and Hare killings in Edinburgh 1828, detailing victims and methods, then shifts to notes on Grand Duke Nicholas, a French soul instrument claim, Wilhelm’s leadership, typhus from Hamburg, Russian royals, the Borgia line decline, and a Hungarian eagle tale. The piece weaves crime lore, monarch gossip, science curios, and sensational curiosities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jack the Ripper
Burke and Ware
Edinburgh
Scotland
Burke
Abigail Simpson
Hare
Jodger
Margaret Patterson
Hare's
Joseph
Effy
Ron McDougall
Haldane
Treasury
Doherty
Gray
Wilhelm
Frederick
Berlin
Paris
William
San Remo
Hamburg
Russia
Poland
Hungary
United States
Europe
Sergius
Constantine
Maurice I
Saxe-Altenburg
Switzerland
Vladimir
Gretry
St. Petersburg
The Tea Theme Across Art Politics and Travel
The piece notes tea’s influence in literature politics and daily life from Cowper to modern English novelists. It references Boston Harbor international travel and the Russian samovar while humorously lamenting Spain's tea with goat milk and the universal chocolate’s rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cowper
Austin Dobson
Boston Harbor
Mr. Blanc
Russia
Oesti Tet
Europe
Spain
Hoesford's Acid Phosphsatr Invigorating Drink Demand
A fragment notes Hoesford's Acid Phosphsatr marketed as an invigorating drink. The item appears in OCR with garbled typography but suggests a health or tonic product promotion in a historical catalog or ad section. The readable portion mentions the product name and its claimed energizing effect.
Johnny Appleseed in Ohio Frontier Times
A long portrait of John Chapman known as Johnny Appleseed. He travels by canoe and on foot planting nurseries in Ohio and Indiana from 1801 onward. He is described as devout, charitable, and sometimes eccentric, integrating missionary work with orchard building and wildlife stories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clement Dukes
Dukes
Bar 10
Anak
Dr. Johnson
Hamlet
Haughton
Sydenham
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Oscar Jennings
Paris
Wales
Switzerland
Tyndal
Dispatch
Johnny Appleseed
Commonwealth
Muskingum
Pennsylvania Company
Mansfield
John Chapman
New England
Springfield
Mass
Potomac
Marietta
John
Lucy
Patty
Nathaniel
Perley
Abner
Mary
Jonathan
Davis
Sally
Duck Creek
Ohio
Isaac Stadden
Licking County
Newark
Jefferson County
Johnny
Ohio River
Pennsylvania
Ashland
Richland
Dale
Wooster
Wayne County
Ashland County
Emanuel Swedenborg
Rosella Rice
Father
Seer
Johannr
Walhonging
Soseny
Rane
Johony
Johner
Johnor
Jeromeville
Greentown
Captain Pipe
Coynail
Mt. Vernon
Vernon
Coffinberry
Gleveland
Church of the New Jerusalem
Association
Boston
Priess
Erik
Ohio Valley
Indiana
St. Joseph
Mr. Worth
David Archer
Ft. Wayne
Delaware Indiana
Zimmers
Capuses
Martin Buffner
Richland County
Jobony Anpleseed
Gronce
Conservers of energy and the cocoa leaf use in endurance
The article explains how civilizations use stimulant plants such as coca leaves, kola nuts, mate, and cocoa to boost endurance, suppress hunger and fatigue, and supplement nutrition. It cites experiments and anecdotes from South American miners and researchers like Reichert, Palmer, and Christison, arguing cocoa could replace tea or coffee for workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heracleidae
America
Paraguay
E. J. Reichert
University of Pennsylvania
Stevens
Markham
Palmer
Christison
What They Think of Tum Tum At Epsom Track Scene
A London correspondent recounts at Epsom Stadium how crowds misidentify the Prince of Wales impersonation scene. Spectators debate whether the figure in white around the choker is H.B.R.H. and mock the future king with crude humor about a sprain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies” Berkeley Athletic Club
New York
Cruveillier
Andor
Tum
Epsom Track
Prince of Wales
Epsom
London
DisPatTon
H. BR. H
Atandimg
Jockey Club
Sleepy Cherubs Across Far Countries Lullaby Verse
Fragmented poem text presents a nursery style lullaby with lines about mothers fathers pigs sheep and dreamland. It mixes imagery from various locales including China and Zuinland and repeats a soothing refrain to a baby or child with familiar domestic scenes.
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Venus
Walter Besant
Peoples Palace
Toynbee Hall
M. Lagrange
Graes
Garrett Anderson
Winchester
Charterhouse
The
Ladies
Berkeley Athletic Club
Magus
Hammond
Washington
Moregll Macckersin
Ripper
Burke and Hare
Grand Duke
Nicholas
Hayes
Elysium
Nile
Hades
Prenchman
Rome
Fsat
House
Borgia
Wilkie
Hoesford’s
Johnny A
Sty
Zuinland
Mosh
Bush
Miney
Turce
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