Oneida Community to Become Joint Stock Company
A New York Sun report details the Oneida Community's move toward disbanding as a religious commune and forming a joint stock company with capital of 600000 dollars. The article traces its origins from 1832, notes leadership by John Humphrey Noyes, shifts in marriage practice, and the planned relocation of its profitable metal ware works to Niagara Falls as the group contemplates dissolution.
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New York Sun
Cprigua
Ounedia
New Haven
John Humphrey Noyes
Rutherford TB. Hayes
Vermont
New - England
Avesties
Apostolic’ Church
Christ
Jerusalem
Kingdom of Heaven
New See
Putney
Brooklyn
N. Y
Oneida
Bloomer
New York
Wallingford
Contr
Sheffield School of Mines
Theodore Noyes
Barker
Theifiiey
Dumphkrey Noyes
Onéftiz
Newark
Noyes
Hos
Canada
St. Paul
Niagara Falls
Will
Sleep and Morning Light as Gifts from God
A meditation on sleep as a divine gift and the natural rhythms of night and day. The essay argues humans neglect rest, urges early bedtimes and gentle awakenings, and cites varied sleep needs from eight hours to four, warning against borrowing sleep for work like a usurer.
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Humboldt
The Illusions of Childhood Reflections
A reflective essay notes how childhood beliefs shaped views of parents and grownups. It considers the universal wish to correct childish illusions and how memory preserves those early certainties.
The Apache Who Could Ride a Bronco
The Arizona Silver Belt recounts an Apache rider proving his skill with a stubborn bronco. The process features ritual gear, a tense ascent, and a dramatic finish as the horse reappears beneath an oak with the rider and team observing the outcome.
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Arizona
Tom Newland
Alexander the Great
Bucephalus
Tom
Lawyer's Conscience Shocks Passaic Court In Forgiveness Admission
A prominent New Jersey lawyer surprised Pascaic County court Tuesday by asking forgiveness for alleged offenses in a case of a lawyer admitting guilt. He confessed overcharging for drawing a will and criticized court rulings while defending his actions as a claim of manly conduct.
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Passaic County
N. J
Adimittee
Bar
Remarkable impostor in English towns Madame Renault
A female doctor known as Madame Renault tours provincial towns with a mirrored carriage and brigandlike followers. She claims cures by salve and liniment, offers free tooth pulling, and charges two shillings per nostrum. In Glasgow she drew about 20 000 people, who enthusiastically dragged her carriage in triumph.
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Madame Renault
Glasgow
Tennessee Crops Reported By State Commission of Agriculture
Nashville October 9 The State Commission of Agriculture reports September crop conditions: weather generally seasonable, wheat plantings large, corn an average crop, cotton futures underwhelming after wet weather, tobacco about half crop with good quality, sorghum large and fine, peanut crop promising.
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Tennessee
Nashville
Tenn
State Commission of Agriculture
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SULEY
J.F. Hoke
Sullivan
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New York Herald
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Starz Sr
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John Davis& Sons
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