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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 14, 1914

Page

3

Puritan And The Sabbath Ideals Stressed In Critique

A Universalist leader advocates strict Sabbath observance citing mental moral and physical well being of Americans. He argues weekly rest is essential and condemns business and pleasure on Sundays. The piece links Sabbath keeping to humane treatment of workers and emancipation themes.

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Sugar from Sawdust Promises Animal Feed Breakthrough

An early report describes a process by A Zimmerman at the London Royal Society of Arts to convert candust into sugar using retorts and weak phosphoric acid under high pressure, claiming up to 25 percent conversion and potential use in horse and cattle diets. Trials with cellulose molasses substitute showed weight gain over seven months, though the narrative also wanders into a humorous scene about seating plans and a burglary joke, reflecting a mixed, uneven page.

London Zimmerman

Fragmented Musings on Electricity and Memory

ARaw, cryptic note discusses themes of electricity, temperature, and hidden connections. It mentions pistioni emissions and a galvaneanezer bowl and references sensitive Analect Wes. The text appears as scattered reflections across various conversations and topics.

Neevessary Eustiius

The Weal Wife article cited in a ladies paper

Wrang Jackson-Nunker faces a muddled case after he wrote The Weal Wife for a ladies publication. Totinson-Slow and Johnson-Well discuss the fallout as word spreads about the piece. Jackson’s wife has been reading it closely for two days seeking a single trait that reveals her own fault. The cited confusion centers on a question of truth and domestic expectations.

Wrang Jackson Nunker Totinson Johmson Aid Ales Tijden Uuaker

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