Right Man in the Right Place in India and Courtship Woes
A broad cast of 19th century notes covers Lord Durham’s marital suit against Countess Ethel Milner, noting her alleged mental incapacity and quiet demeanor. Parallel passages recount political jabs at President Cleveland, religion in Mormon polygamy, and editorials on temperance reform. The piece also retraces the Earl’s sorrowful love story, a French-Arabic Mahdi note, and a string of scattered society items with local color and anecdote.
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Rheumatic relief touted by Athlophoros claims in Green Castle notice
An advertisement recounts a Green Castle Indiana traveler who suffered rheumatic pain for years and found relief after using Athlophoros. It quotes Bishop Bowman and others praising the remedy and mentions testimonials, including a professor’s wife and a Winchester man, with the Athlophoros Company address in New York.
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The Gentle William Tilleth the Soll and Wis Strange Reperteners
A humorous narrative by Bill Nye to Sorthweestern Miller recounts an eccentric season of farming. Nye describes tending worms and pests, feeding cut worms cabbage and tomatoes, and the misfortune of a warty toad that devours his crops, ending with a plea to curb such critters to regain agricultural joy.
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Quoter Accuracy in Scripture and a Court Stenographer's Loss
A Providence Journal note discusses how New Testament quotes often rely on the Septuagint or Aramaic sources or memory, not exact Hebrew originals. Separately, a New York court stenographer misplaced official notes, risking an appeal without a transcript and potentially a new trial.
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