Industrial overreach and social critique in late era debates
A long compendium of writings and anecdotes discusses cant versus truth in public life, moral questions about reformers and elites, and the clash of socialism and individualism. It touches on labor, immigration, privacy, and the stance of judges, with references to Cyrus McCormick’s widow opposing a harvester trust and broader questions of governance and social behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvester Trust
Cyrus MccCormick
Great McCormick Reaper Co
Dr Talmage Urges Nations to Fight Intemperance
A Brooklyn Academy of Music sermon denounces intemperance as the nation’s greatest peril. Dr Tal mage links drunkenness to social ruin, urges church and political action, cites biblical examples, and calls 17,000,000 religious leaders to take sides to oppose drinking and its damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Dramkentess
Shett
Japhet
Nubal
Ste Connel
Urlah
David
Davd
Isaiah
Dons
Hell
Coligion
Gil
Sagumer
New England
Manary Wat
Bromletoth
Brimlay
New Yor
Chiccaga
Rejected Manuscripts and the Editor’s View on Submissions
A long critical essay examines magazine editors attitudes toward voluntary contributors. It discusses the slim chance of acceptance, the costs of reading many manuscripts, and calls for reforms such as requiring typed submissions. It also touches on preservation of author voice and the burdens on editors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Egbert Craddock
Tilich
Tilich Per Thousaul Weel. That Would Tend Ape Proviably To Loesen
Lam
Lerwcy
Diphtheria Cure Essay by Dr Kinphel of Chicago
An essay from Toronto Ear details Dr C G B Kinphel of Chicago advocating antiseptic methods to prevent and cure diphtheria. It outlines home care, hygiene, disinfection, and care of the patient, stressing avoidance of infection spreading through spittle and shared items, with cautions about clothing, bedding, and household cleanliness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kinphel
Chicago
C G. B. Kinphel
Toronto
Dige Cave
Paster
Kueh
K Och
Kiephel
Fatia Amsay
Thuranza
Ronda Linu
Kiegnel
Leeyston
Wii
Lin
Kiggles
Color and Courage in Mosby Tale of Fear and Duty
A Los Angeles writer recalls Colonel Mosby’s fiery temper as a veteran recounts a recruitment tale and a recruit’s fear under fire. The veteran describes a rare man who feels no fear and leads with calm resolve while others waver, contrasting boldness with cowardice in a reflective wartime anecdote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mosby
Los Angeles
Moshe
Techise
Theo L Trewtet
Duke of Wellington
Ito
Cai
Patt
One Trial Was Enough in Indian Rail Incident
A Valor engineer recalls a violent Cheyenne attack on a Pacific rail line near Fort Wallace. Indians cut telegraph wires, set booby traps of sunflowers and rope, and attacked the train. Many were injured as the strike men tried to halt the locomotive amid chaos and fear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BW. Verdilin
Fort Wallace
Aqualls
F. Lows
Fragmented notes on early inventions in France and beyond
The text lists a cascade of historic device claims and dates with many garbled names. It references early forms of bicycles, church bells, suspension arches, a windhartw, harrols, a tale of telegraphs, and multiple misrendered figures, suggesting a chaotic OCR of a history fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Frater
Leonardo da Viel
Trevethick
Walston
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Alma Record
Brown & Eveapan, ‘Publishers
Mich
Accontise
Thayer
United States
America
Stanford
Covenor
California
Hits Howe
Gov. Stanford
Amaam
Ian
Germany
Berlin
Potsdam
Prague
Asia
DR. Talmage
West
Dore
Troy
Dogere
Howe
Phoenicia
Rome
Thebes
Babylon
Get Wilde
Kytesas
Tuyatira
Santis
Maine
Thos Auominston
Churches of God
Transatlantis
Waterlon
Fur Celek
Witdraven
Enelink
Gentrvis Ponsonby
Photon
Sébrus
Anai
Foylshanny Fuiliwe
Napgleon
Mommages
Blutehor
Pd Be
Weterlos
Europe
Mate
Napolyan
Anil
Weil
Alcokeliam
Imperial
Gomd Maple
Alcotediel
Vain Fwether
Wien
Hague
Iirtuetiodd
Uae
Enek Pear
Battle Volvo
Coe
Werner Dawn
Wales
Ledeen’ Hams Journal
India
Lee
Tery
Ted Petfed
Dithaus
Minneapolis Tribune
Moses
Sitting Bull
Beg
Lesge
Georea
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