Cholera Threat Dominates Russia As Volga Regions Drain
Report from St. Petersburg outlines cholera devastation along the Volga, noting scant press coverage. It describes harsh living conditions, lacking sanitation, and widespread hunger in lower Volga cities with days of extreme heat and bread made from clay-like substances.
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Russian famine and cholera scenes amid censorship in Russia
The account describes famine in Russia near Astrakhan and Volga fish markets, cholera spread among crowded villages, and poor diet. It also explains government control of the press, with warnings and suspensions for coverage deemed unacceptable by authorities. The writer notes censorship limits on European dispatches and famine reporting.
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Choleric Russia Echoes From Saratov And Moscow reports
A traveler describes Saratof in southeastern Russia near the Volga with German ties and cholera concerns. He notes famine and medical shortages around Astrakhan and Moscow, press censorship by censors, police journals, and a strained postal system amid ongoing outbreaks.
The Upper Room Sermon on Unselfishness and Judas
The author recalls the Upper Room scene where Jesus teaches unselfishness, washing feet, and serving others. Judas’s betrayal is discussed with mercy, emphasizing love over condemnation, and the Lord’s Supper as a perpetual reminder of Christ’s selfless sacrifice and enduring call to service.
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Japanese Artisans Showcase at Kyoto Modernized Craft
Correspondent visits Kyoto workshops where Awata ware eclipses old Hioto as American demand rises. Potters show gardens, cloisonne and bronze studios, with workers paid by the day or rice wage. A revered master earns dollar day while younger artisans toil on bronze stoves and lacquer.
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First Lesson for the Blind in St Mark’s Gospel
A Philadelphia imprint from November 1853 used raised letters to educate the blind. The text moved from old French type to Roman letters without capitals, printed in seeroames with varying sizes for legibility.
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Columbus Seeks Royal Backing For Transatlantic Quest
In 1485 the Genoese navigator Christopher Columbus travels with his son Diego toward Spain. At La Rabida monastery he gains supporters from Father Perez and merchants while King Ferdinand and Queen Isabella reconcile terms, offering funds and titles for an ambitious voyage that will open new worlds.
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Mission of America and the Chicago Vision
Henry D. B. Estabrook’s Marquette Club speech extols the American idea as triumphant. He predicts a world guided by American influence, with monarchies crumbling and England and Russia portrayed as enfeebled, while America leads a modern moral curriculum for the globe.
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French inventor debuts electric tuning box for conductors
A French inventor introduces an electric tuning device designed for conductors and musicians. The dry-pile based unit integrates a compact sectioning set with a small communicator to aid precise pitch tuning and coordination.
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