Political Directory Fourteenth Judicial Circuit Officers
The directory lists the Fourteenth Judicial Circuit with Ambers Patterson as judge and Perry Vi. Blue as executing attorney. It covers Sullivan and Vigo counties and sets regular terms on the second Monday in January, first Monday in April, third Monday in June, and fifth Monday in October. It also details county officers, school superintendent, and school trustees for multiple townships and towns.
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Ambers Patterson
Perry Vi. Blue
Fourteenth Judicial District
Sullivan
Vigo
T. J. Mann
David Crawley
Dam P. Riggs
Sherif
J. AL. Berry
J. N. Fordyce
Jackson Rich
J. J. Snyder
John L. Kaufman
A. F. Estabrook
John Waggoner
Jay
A Marlow
Jackson Township
T. 8
Stark
Curry
E. G. Gaskins
Fairbank
Owen Kissner
Turman
Thos
Collyer
Hamilton
R. A. Moore
Cass
J. B. Lochran
Jefferson
J. M. Douthit
Haddon
R M. Whalen
Gill
Will Willis
Bullivan Town
Murray Briggs
J. Patton
Uriah Coulson
Merom
Thomas Stanley
D. W. Larr
Wim. M. Johnson
Carlisle
C. P. Gwin
R. L. Jenkins
E. D. Denison
Paraffine Treatments For Wood And Scientific Notes
A German scientist advocates paraffine in a quick drying solution to fill wood pores, providing protection from damp acids and alkalies with flammable solvents. The piece notes U.S. Congress discussion on naval color blindness tests and warnings for earthquakes via telegraphic networks. It covers Victorian borehole findings, a prehistoric tree grove theory, and a French analysis of crisis statistics. It cites evolution as taught across major universities from Harvard to Princeton, with professors in biology consistently labeled evolutionists. A new stereo- process is mentioned.
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United States
Congress
Prof
Palmieri
Wimmera
Victoria
France
Sweden
Dufour
Paris
Lippincott
Harvard
Gray
Whitney
A. Agassiz
Hagen
Goodale
Shaler
Farlow
Faxon
John Hopkins University
University of Pennsylvania
Leidy
Allen
Rothrock
Parker
Yale
Michigan
Brown
Cornell
Dartmouth
Bowdoin
Princeton
New Celluloid Plates for Printing by Paris Sculptor
Paris sculptor M Emiline Jeanin has discovered a celluloid based process for making printing type plates. Preparation takes about half an hour and the plates are light flexible durable and usable on fast cylinder presses. They reportedly surpass metal plates in durability and handling. At a Berlin bird show canaries exhibited with colors from cayenne pepper diet attracted notice. Pepper altered plumage creating greens reds browns grays and yellows though feathers fell temporarily before regrowth.
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M. Emiline Jeanin
Paris
Berlin
Bob Tail Spelling Reform Discussion
The piece defends spelling reformers aiming to simplify English Orthography. It warns against abrupt changes by predecessors and notes Chicago papers adopting American Spelling Reform Association rules. It argues careful gradual adjustments to avoid harming mental discipline and printer concerns about font supply.
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Chicago
American Spelling Reform Association
Stable farming discipline sustains long term success
The text argues that a farmer should stick to core crops and proven methods. Concentrating on wheat with cost reduction, proper manure use, and efficient harvest keeps costs down and profits steady. Speculative shifts to high priced but unfamiliar ventures risk losses.
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Bernal Ew Yorker
Editing a Paper in Hobart Journal
The piece notes the constant balancing act of editors, detailing how readers react to political content telegraph reports jokes original matters and notices. It argues public opinion swings between praise and censure for every editorial choice.
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Hobart Journal
Cheap Farm Building Paint From Lime and Sand Mix
An inexpensive durable paint for farm buildings is made from fresh burnt lime powder, white sand or coal ashes, fresh wood ashes, sifted and mixed with linseed oil. Color via ochre, Indian red, lampblack or Spanish brown. apply in two coats for best coverage on wood brick or stone.
Visiting Cards in the Era of Simplicity and Etiquette
A Chicago periodical notes a trend toward plain visiting cards, favoring minimal details and the person’s name. It discusses etiquette, with ornaments discouraged and cards serving as the person’s proxy, including methods to gently end acquaintances by leaving cards. The article promotes their service for neat, tasteful cards.
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Jadica
Lialady
Chicago
Axel's Hall Vic Hair Restorer Promises Rich Color
Advancing years illness and heredity turn hair gray and shed. Axel's Hall Vic restores faded or gray hair to brown or black and cleanses the scalp. It promotes new growth where follicles remain and leaves hair with soft luster without dye or oil. For sale by all dealers.
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Axel’s Hall Vicon
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