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Antimonial Wine Mix Up Ends With Teetering In Lancaster
Mr. Smith runs a drug shop near Lancaster and leaves a demijohn of wine with Mrs. Jones. Jones drinks it by mistake, thinks it wine but fears poison after a service call. Doctor intervenes, Jones survives, but embarrassment and a tease about teetotalism follow.
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Mr. Smith
Lancaster
Mr. Jones
Mrs. Jones
Kitty
Jane
John Gilpin
Polar Bear Battle Off Labrador Coast Captured on Island
The Lord Exmouth of Halifax crew shot a 16 foot 2290 pound polar bear on an island near Labrador after a lengthy chase. Six crew members plus eight muskets returned to the site. Dixon led a landing and multiple volleys before the bear collapsed and died. Live fat and many bullets were recovered. The event followed with reports of Sir John Franklin’s probable safety from Davis Strait and Prince Regent's Inlet.
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Labrador
Lord Exmouth
Halifax
Boston
Dixon
Lefore
Daring fall in coal mine and language count noted
In a Virginia coal mine tale a hunter slips from a bush top into a deep shaft and hangs above a black chasm. He falls after failing to regain footing, a perilous plunge described with vivid detail. Also a statistical note lists 364 languages, with regional counts across Asiatic European African American dialects.
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Winwislimy
Bnzcident
Prof
Hitchcock
Amherst Express
Virginia
Black Gulf
Ife
Dreadful sufferings of Jeannett crew in open boat 21 days
An account details Captain Slosmer and three crew of the American bark Jeannett in the Pacific who survived twenty one days in an empty whale boat with no food or water except rain and a caught dolphin. One crewman died. another was killed to feed others. They reached Cocus Island and were rescued by a ship for Payta and then New Bedford.
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Jeannett
Pacific
Slosmer
Slosmer, of Fair Slaven Mass
Cocus Island
Ilosmer Iny
Payta
George Howland
New Bedford
Amsterdam and Holland described with vivid, old newspaper tone
A rambling tour through Amsterdam portrays canals, ships, and life along the quays with merchant princes, dairy barges, and shaded streets. The piece compares Holland’s beauty to other cities, then shifts to a Paris-London contrast and a report on European urban population growth.
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India
Amsterdam
Holland
Bentley
Naval forces and a tale of lent credit
The article lists naval strength across Mediterranean and other regions detailing guns and men, notes a doubled Mediterranean force for commerce protection and sympathy to European patriots, and shares a parable about a man who repays a bar debt with a borrowed sixpence before his grog bill.
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Mediterranean
North Sea
Africa
Brazil
Fattening Hogs with Potatoes Apples and Corn
Farmers should fatten animals using least nutritious foods first and feed regularly with well prepared rations. Potatoes rank highest among roots, followed by carrots and mangle. Wheat, peas, Indian corn, barley, oats form the best grains, with ground and cooked corn yielding faster gains in hogs. Mixing two parts potatoes and two parts pumpkins or apples with one part meal improves fattening, and slight fermentation aids appetite.
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Maine
Albany Cultivator
Highland Society of Scotland
Benefits of Frequent Soil Stirring for Crop Health
A farmer explains the advantages of regular tillage including soil loosening, improved root percolation, weed destruction, and moisture retention. Frequent stirring prevents crust formation, helps manure mix, and supports drought resilience, arguing for early and consistent cultivation for better yields.
Common Hemlock as Hedge Substitute Gains Favor
The article recommends the common American hemlock as a hardy evergreen hedge substitute for thorn and other shrubs. Trials show high success where indigenous, with easy soil adaptability and minimal transplant injury, noted for ornamental year round foliage and strong resilience to pests and root sprouts.
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New York
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Mrrs. Jones
Teetotallers
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John Frimiktia
John Franklin
London
L ‘Ajiis Bay
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Captain Chapel
McLelan
Davis’ Straits
United States
McLellan
Prince Regent’s Inlet
Cee
Chapel
Sir John Franklin
Cape Hey
Pond’s Bay
England
Rzemeraetz Borwritsie
Sheffield
Misterdrama
Boston Post
Niims
O. H. P. Pancher
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Board of Sealth
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Great Britain
Austria
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