South Dakota Statehood Ordinance and Laws Outline
The text details the South Dakota constitutional provisions for government formation, oath administration, US Senate elections, and territorial record agreements. It covers duration of offices, assembly timing, religious toleration, land and tax provisions, Fort Meade jurisdiction, and archiving arrangements with North Dakota, all tied to the 1889-1890 transition to statehood.
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Women and makeup habits tempt men to praise and fault
A New York writer laments both men and women for judgment on makeup and grooming. He argues women push color and accessories despite claims of natural charm, noting men admire beauty even as they condemn it.
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New York
Pectors Mishap In A Bathing Paroxysm
An attempt to aid an epileptic by pouring cold water into his mouth and on his neck ended with the patient biting off the helper’s ear. The assailant, charged with mayhem, was discharged by a police justice who ruled he acted while in a fit. The incident was reported in Hall's Journal of Health.
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Hall
Journal of Health
Professor Sylvester Encounters Friends in Baltimore
An English professor in Baltimore recalls a moment with two striking portraits, learning of a father and apologizing for the unfamiliar faces. The humorous exchange highlights cross cultural curiosity amid local social chatter.
Superstition of Office Seekers at Domien
A cor respondent notes belief among office seekers in Indianapolis of a graveyard rabbit foot kept in a pocket for luck. The gray ear with a pink ribbon is carried by one man as a talisman, feared loss would end his ambitions.
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Domien
Indianapolis
Spontaneous Combustion Reported in Farmin Stable
A gentleman in Farmin reports a fire ignited on an empty flour barrel in his stable one evening. The blaze began in a room used for piling and washing, with the fire appearing spontaneously in the afternoon.
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Farmin
Hog and Hominy and the Georgia Pioneer Hog Market
Albany News and Advertiser recalls southwest Georgia as a historic meat and corn region. It notes prewar abundance, wartime Army supply trains to the Potomac and west, postwar recoveries, and continued western meat imports totaling about 200 cars annually valued at $860,000 in Albany's territory.
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Albany
Varzin Estate of Varzin a Princely Pomeranian Holding
Varzin estate once part of Count Blumenthal now split between Prince Mark and Prince of Hohenzollern Singen. The two story schloss sits beside a vast lawn and veranda. estate spans 22 000 acres with 15 000 acres of premier forests and 4000 farming acres. Bismarck owns mills on the Wipper river feeding the estate’s woodlands and forestry industries.
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Buddhist Temple Decoration in Burmah Exquisitely Rich
Temples across Burmah receive lavish adornment with gold inlays and jewels. A new vane for a pagoda stands at about six thousand rupees in value, featuring the Semboo jewel in a carved gold frame. Enormous diamonds and emerald-like stones crown the tip, while smaller stones cover the ornate surface.
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Burmah
Tiemond Beye
Doctors Plaitudes and the Charms of General Practice
A satirical look at doctors who cajole and mystify patients. It notes surgeons who never contradict and the pretensions of “scientific” practice. The piece condemns charlatanism, awkward haste, and the social pull of wealth in medicine.
Thomas Jefferson’s final hours and death in 1826
The article recalls Thomas Jefferson’s waning strength on the Mon slope, the simple Monticello monument, and his last days ending with his death a few hours before John Adams. It notes his mental clarity, concern for Madison, large public esteem, and twilight of a vast fortune.
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Distress Plot Revealed in London Doctor Case
A London physician dodges a bill by a broker’s ruse aimed at luring him into opening his door with a phony patient. The assailant used a cab and a staged inquiry to gain entry, revealing a calculated motive to exploit the doctor’s weak point.
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London
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San Francisco Argonaut
A Sharp Shooters Claim From Americus
A Georgia reader praises an Americus marksman named Howard as superior to Carver and Bogardus. The writer describes his practice and precision, noting the shooter’s ability to kill with quick, repeated shots without harming livestock, and credits his employer for satisfaction and prompting return calls.
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Fragmentary Musing on Living Well and Wretchedness
Fragmentary text discusses living well and not assuming everything is settled. Mentions Dr John and a reference to a morning routine and domestic day in vague terms. No clear event or entities to anchor a concrete news item.
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Johnson Akee
Breeding stock and oil cake advice for better calves and lambs
The article extols oil cake as the best feed for young stock including calves colts sheep and lambs citing its digestion benefits and winter value. It argues breeding elevates farmers and keeps boys on the farm noting that cattle can perform without corn and highlighting Aberdeenshire market practices.
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Aberdeen
Lewiston Ourna
A Doll of Rare Watches Showcases I. B. Scott Collection
I B Scott of Rockford Illinois displays a large antique watch collection from Swiss and local makers. The pieces include a Jurgen sen watch with solid gold train wheels and twenty one rubies, plus several chronometer movements and a pendulum movement.
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Ropeways for Transports Open Across Mines and Regions
The article notes about 300 Otto aerial ropeways in operation for various ores with spans up to 100 yards and some lines extending across large distances. It discusses fixed and stationary towers, line construction, capacity estimates around 700 tons per day, and the expansion of ropeways into broader industrial use.
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