Diverse Religious Notes From A 19th Century Paper
A compilation notes remarks by Rev Phillips Brooks on foreign missions and college life, Moravian church anniversary, Methodist bishops on church vitality, a Belgian mass book used in Virginia, Tara Trust Fund for lost tribes, Spurgeon on Israelite tribes, and a Detroit News summary of these items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whits
Syracuse
Phillips Brooks
India
Joseph Cook
Boston
Doston Herald
Edinburgh
Christendom
Antwerp
Carurlwood
Upper Marlborough
Christ
Maryland
Israel
Tara
Tara Mount
County Meath
Ireland
Jeremiah
Palestion
Spurgeon
Fragmented quips and curios from a curious column
A jumble of short anecdotes and joke snippets from a 19th century periodical. It includes misheard phrases, travel notes from Detroit, a tale of a mother and child, taxicab chatter, and light Q&A about geography and sports terms. The piece preserves quirky language and local tone without full coherence.
Doctor’s blunt bedside humor in a fatal lung case
A patient with consumption asks the doctor to examine his lungs. The doctor retorts to go home and not worry, saying the lungs will last until the patient’s last breath and there will be no use for them afterward. The exchange captures grim humor in a terminal illness context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fontes Market
New York City
Fulton Market
Branperta
Braxoneth
Baaxoreta
C. W. Dyes
Poetox
Braypeeti
Braxvaxrit
Farm and Fireside and Food Advice Items
Various tips from farm periodicals cover milk handling to feeding calves, including not letting dirt reach milk, gradual diet changes for calves, and the folly of relying on strainers. Also notes on strawberries and chrysanthemums, oat eradication, pre-plant uses, custard baking in hot water, moss removal from trees, and horse feeding varied with work demands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit Post
Toronto Globte
Wn. Y
Massachusetts Ploughman
New England
Farin
Vests and Pests of Sheep in Historic Remedy Advice
The article warns sheep owners about severe parasitic pests especially ticks and a thread worm. It details a tobacco and sulfur dip as a remedy, notes the impact on lambs and flock health, and recommends clean pastures and turpentine treatments to prevent and treat infestations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Latte Edich
Detroit
Edith
Busta
Renin
Fanny
Gelten
Virst Satman
Dri
Bright
Miscellaneous items from a bygone era
A collage of brief notes on oddities and anecdotes including herring landings on the Northeast River Virginia patent medicines costs, a lenient view of a lazy boy and a wind up watch, a Chattanooga lawn party incident, Savannah’s parks, Calvin Brice’s Nickel Plate success and wealth, electric lighting in Washington, a Norwich man’s money disappearing after broker collapse, a misadventure with a boxed express shipment, a German palace visit, Horace Buell’s express stunt, jokes about Beecher’s sons, and a chaotic steer-and-cowboy scene near a saloon with a table of whist players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Franklin
North Easton
Connecticut
Hartford
Chattanooga
Tenn
Jeff Lee
Andrew Kell
Cowen
Newcastle
England
Savannah
Calvin Brice
Ohio Railroad
Cleveland Leader
Washington
Capitol Dome
Treasury
Pennsylvania Avenue
Kito
Horace
Buell
Chicago
Manhattan
Kansas
Berging
Chicago Times
Jermay
Shebang
Arkansaw
Trenry Ward Beecher
Mr. Beecher
Y. Y
Journal
Uecker
Nerjvik
Ne) Journal
Don’t Wake Him Early A Critique Of Morning Routines
A Night Morning Journal correspondent argues against forcing six year old children to rise early. The piece cautions that premature waking harms health and development, and that sleep needs vary with children. It notes history and warns against equating early rising with virtue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. ¥. Morning Journal
Usiaal
Uresun
Moor
le Not Free Press
Indian Territory life and law under Haworth chief friend
Government Superintendent Haworth describes Indian Territory with Cherokees Creeks Choctaws Chickasaws and Seminoles about 62 000 people. Tribes govern themselves with a two house legislature an executive branch and courts. Death penalties apply for murder horse stealing and rape. Whites must license to trade. mixed marriages grant Indian rights. land held in common with individual improvements. intermarriage with blacks rising. emigration of negroes noted.
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United States
Mr. Hayworth
Father
Ohio
Wilmington
Alaksa
Indian Territory
Senate
House of Representatives
House of Kings
House of Warriors
Congress
Congress of
Washington
Smith Pail
Harris
Wistington Cor
Cleveland Leader
Her Secret Troubles and a Woman's Struggle
A weary woman near a sweltering home battles exhaustion while caring for a sick child. Rev William Watson recounts his wife’s collapse from overwork and how Warner's Tippecanoe and Warner's Safe Cure restored her health, urging others to seek relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Watson
Methodist Episcoe Church
Watertown
N. Y
Tomy
Warner
Warnet
America
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Boston Watchman
Mormon Church
American Board
Hemisphere
Holy Land
Camago Dour
Fipps
Tilo
Angelina
Issail
Tadvid
Loutredle Courier-Joarna
Hizainth
Zotin
Alps
Lugilo Commercse
Vests of the Lambs
The
New Hampton
Orange County
New York
Wie
N. ¥. Herald
Wm. Ulrich
West
Philadelphia
Detroit Postes
Chatham
Mars
Hamlet
Desdemona
Horner
Chicago Herald
A.N. Harris
Yonkers Statesman
Glenn
Hill
Hustun
Sax
Hatter
Dus—ton Star
Swift
W. E. Bronte
M. D
Cypress Ridge
Ark
Nation of
Mney
Ade E. Pinkham
Lynn
Lowell
Maxsongh
Inc
Crargists
Eas
Sas City
New
Missouri
ST. Louis
Lane Ty
York
Wester Mess
Boston Commercial Bulletin
Genex
de Charles A. Voreler Co
Baltimore
Asa TX. Rowley
Pieren & Rowls, Dragetees and Apothecaries
Cor, Ath
Indiana ‘Ave. Sages
Wallace DeWour
Dearborn Street
Blaine
Logan
Blaine Ani
Éruggis Soar
Paasl Bac Sree
Anam Saim
Monty Arto
Fi Seas
Fey
Gine Ee
NG Nev
E. E. Menges & CO
Firth St
Kansas City
Kisney
N. Clark
Hera
M. Sammerlin
Saw
Maxon
WELLS
Ricardson
Harlington
A. Toomer
M.D. Perry
Lonoke
Atlanta Ga
N.Y
St. Bet
Reanaie Teller
Bamcock
Teliss
Corewiare
Dearsor
Nea
L. Pond
Aurora
Kane Co
Nas F. Ww
Ziegler
Chienes
Tipmax LN
Uae
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