He Is a Christian A Test in a Business World
In a narrative through conversations and observations, Fletcher Gray is cited as having joined the church and shown public piety. Yet business dealings reveal a harsh, sharp bargain maker who crowds down a seller, prompting skepticism about true Christian grace and the standard of deeds over profession.
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First Aid for Resuscitation in Open Air
A detailed, step by step nineteenth century guide on reviving a patient through clearing the throat, exciting respiration, and alternately turning the body to stimulate breathing. It emphasizes on site treatment, warming, rubbing limbs, and avoiding rough handling, with cautions to seek medical help and keep the patient warm and rested.
Tax on Dogs Proposed by Wisconsin Legislature
The Reckford Republic argues for a dog tax law to register and tax every dog, male dogs paying one dollar and females three dollars. It claims dogs threaten farms, spread disease, and terrorize towns, citing recent sheep losses in the northern county as proof and urging enforcement to curb the nuisance.
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Marriage of Near Belstaves and the Law of Bloodlines
A 19th century treatise argues against consanguineous marriages, claiming intermixing leads to degenerate offspring. Cites Ohio data and state examples, labeling cousin marriages as unnatural and penalized by nature. Warns couples to avoid love misconstrued as brotherly affection and deems such unions sacrilegious.
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Washington correspondent critiques Douglass speeches
The Keokuk Whig's Washington correspondent finds Douglass loose and inaccurate in his statements and citations. He praises Trumbull as clear and accurate, noting his swift corrections of Douglass and that the speeches would have been first rate if Trumbull had not exposed the facts.
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Reverend L S Kalloch to Lead Leavenworth Church
The Boston Traveler reports from reliable authority that Rev L S Kalloch, pastor of Tremont Temple Boston, plans to take charge of a church in Leavenworth City under the Rapid Home Missionary Society. Boston Baptist pastors have recommended him for the post.
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Memorial to reopen the Santiago case to Congress
The Evening Journal reports that by eminent counsel advice a memorial will be presented to Congress to reopen the Santiago case. Details include reactions to Canada’s late departure and security measures at the Brooklyn waterfront, with Morrissey traveling to Albany by morning train after shore arrival. A national salute honored the Ohio delegation at seven P.M. and politics colored public mood. In Beardstown a baker, George Eber, died by self-inflicted gunshot, leaving a wife and three children.
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