Notable Nonsense and Distinguished Figures Mentioned Abroad
The item lists various figures and events including LA Couit Apponyt heading to Austria, a son of Schiller, Mrs. Polk’s social standing, and remarks on Vice President Colfax’s political posture. It notes Horace Capron aiding Japan with farming machinery, and a jailed impostor posing as Andrew Johnson in Italy. It ends with observations on public figures like Sumner, Willard Hell, Mrs. Partington, and Professor Jowett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bright
Charles Sumner
Tennessee
James K. Polk
Polk
Washington
Colfax
Asvg
United States
Delaware
Willard Hell
Harvard
Congress
Presint Madison
Sifilaber
Home Journal
Report of the Commissioner of Agriculture and City Charter Work
The 1870 agriculture report includes official bureau heads and scientific papers by Poey Dall and Palmer. A New York City charter committee reports progress with ex-Governor Salmonon as chair and features an annual mayoral election and an enlarged aldermanic board, forty five seats with minority party representation. The Mayor and aldermen will share concurrent departmental authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commissioner of Agriculture
Poey
J. R. Dodge
Alaska
Dall
Edward Palmer
New York City
Salomon
Samuel B. Ruggles
Edwards Pierremont
J. M. Bundy
Simon Stern
Edward Cooper
William C. Barrett
Robert B. Roosevelt
J. B. Varnum
Unclear Plant Cure Claims Against Syphilis and Ulcers
The report discusses Dr Israsabilo of Guayaquil promoting a plant extract as a cure for syphilis and related ulcers, noting uneven results in cancer. It cites trials on a decoction and a barkless wood version, plus a case of a man with rheumatism who improved after two months of external and internal use, and cautions that the significance remains uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Israsabilo
Guayaquil
A Crazy Cobbler Sermon to his Beloved Lunatics
A fragmentary, archaic prose piece presents a cobbler delivering a wild sermon to imagined followers. The text blends dubious mythic imagery with chaotic counts of animals, supplies, and fantastical events. It reads as a satire or pseudohistorical vent with scattered references to conflicts and absurd preparations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
An Roy
Humorous Frolics and Folly From Odd Ball Vignettes
A collage of comic quips and anecdotes ranges from wordplay and puns to social sketches. It catalogs jokes about sailors, carpenters, a widow's mite, a life of marriage, and quirky conversations. Read like a late 19th century humor column with varied sketches and a Boston obituary touch.
My Landlady Poem Satirizes A Harsh Landlady
A humorous verse ridicules a landlady who flaunts control and demands. The speaker notes her constant surveillance and inflated bills, describing her antics with hair, towels, meals, and the rent. The piece pivots on the landlord’s absences and intrusive quirks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ile
The Origin of Lotteries in Ancient Rome and England
The Troy Times traces lottery origins to Roman Saturnalia with tickets and prizes. It notes Augustus and Nero expanding lotteries, Heliogabalus with varied prizes, and a 1569 English draw at St Paul’s Cathedral to fund harbors repairs. A 1612 James I lottery funded Virginia plantations with a 4000 crown prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earth
Augustus
Nero
Heliogabalous
England
St. Paul’s
James
Virginia
Wonderful cave in Missouri explored six miles deep
An extensive cave in McDonald county near Little Sugar Creek Arkansas shows a wide entrance, a horseshoe rock, and a 200 foot hall leading to chambers filled with bats and white stalactites in grotesque forms. A crystal lake blocks passage and the party penetrated about six miles, with cave passages continuing toward Pea Ridge battleground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McDonald County
Little Sugar,Creek
Arkansas
Barnum’s Museum
Savin
Pea Ridge
Iron Industry Scale and Resources in the United States
The text estimates 140000 workers in primary iron production with 900000 total including iron products. It notes 75000000 dollars of pit iron value last year, rising steel rails from 580000 to 150000 tons forecast, and heavy domestic and foreign rail imports. It describes vast coal and iron deposits around the Atlantic to the Gulf, the Appalachian region, Kanawha coal, and extensive ore bodies, with rail development planned through the iron belt. It closes with a vivid geological panorama of ore and coal basins and a brief stray anecdote about a Mount Vernon child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Atlantic
Gulf of Mexico
Mississippi Valley
Rocky Mountains
Great Lakes
Hudson
Georgia
Appalachian
West Virginia
Virginia
Kanawha
New York
Alabama
Mississippi
Arkansas
Missouri
Missiasi
Basado
Lars
New "air power" device used at railway station.
A report describes a teen arene device dubbed a new air power motiving instrument at a railway station used for sawing wood. Darwin plans a new edition of Origins to answer objections to natural selection. Jesuit fathers in Manila seek aid for observing a solar eclipse. A Peruvian commission investigates Lobos Islands guano with high ammonia yields promising Payta port prospects. Oppolier in Vienna rediscovered planet Erato and notes other planets awaiting observation. The American Museum of Natural History adopts Monday Tuesday study days. Wisconsin wildlife notes elk extinct, moose still common, wild turkey last seen 1346. An unusual solar cloud reflection observed at Coquimbo. Oregon Washington salmon not catchable by line in fresh water but taken offshore. Fort Disappointment reports successful salt-water fishing. Siam to hire Cornish miners and Twite to lead Siamese mining and teach geology.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunewitk
Darwin
Manilla
3Cw
Peru
Lobos Islands
Chimha
Payta
Professor Oppolier
Vienna
Erato
Maia
American Museum of Natural History
Central Park
New York
Neipal
Department of Public Works
Broadway
Racine
Serena
Chili
Bay of Coquimbo
Oregon
Washington Territory
Alaska
North Atlantic
Columbia
Crows, &Co
Fort Disappointment
Taresport
Railroads Schedule for Cincinnati Area Lines
Train times for Cincinnati Hamilton and Dayton routes list departures for Dayton Wapress to Detroit and Canada. Timetables show connections to Lima Fort Wayne Sandusky Indianapolis St Louis and other points with morning and afternoon departures. The record notes multiple lines and stations including Sandusky Cl Circuit and Helena with specific times and routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ayton
Dayton
Detroit
Canada
Peayne
Toledo
Ami Lima
Waayne
Sandusky
Kiexclana
Buffalo
Indianapolis
Peoria
St Louis
Indienepoli
Anapolis
Plum-street Depot
Lafayette
West
Lafa Cme
Chicago
Evansville
Kansas City
St. Louis
Burlington
Oon
Quincy
Joseph
Nebraska City
Franklin and
Martinsville
Valley Junction
Whitewater Valley
Muncie
Ft. Wayne
Jackson
Connersville
Rushpdianaplis
St-Louis
Poomington
Oxford
Kanyy
Omaha
Roeareatens
Sie
Rushyville
Sarees
Conington. Andress
Lexington Express
Madison
I_.C. and L
Terre Haute and
Whitewater Valley Division
Hagerstown
Way
Logansport
Toeansport
Time Tables Note Train Schedules on November 14
On and after Sunday November 14 1371 trains will depart and arrive as follows with stops and times to be announced in this timetable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Agama
Hunday
Traine
Also Mentioned on This Page
LA Couit
Pane AE Sinbissade
Austria
Louis Phillippe
Prince Metternich
Rome
Aamaanl Benjamio Harrison
Ctenod
Tylér
Lander
Capitol
Horace Capron
United States Commissioner of Agriculture
Japan
Italy
Andy Johnson
Schiller
Count von Gleichen
Baron Frits
von Schiller
Sumner
Webster
Sumnér
Robert Toombs
Jowett
Baliol College
St. Mary’s Church
Transmer
Dr. Newman
Dean Milman
Wilberforce
Atak
Ett
West End
Cundurango
Fortune
Pieter
Troud Terns
Stephen Pearl Jews
Jim
Illinois
Connecticut
Bob
Kansas
Order of Odd Fellows
Temperance
John Goslings
Second Presbyterian Church
Ohio
Bliss
Soony
Sharp
Boston
Tn Green Earth
Oswego
Electri
Josh Billings
Norway
Danbury
Gus’ Merfle
Trenton
Mertie
Mount Vernon
Cornach
Wour
Siam
Charles Twite
Paraguay
Lopez
Railroads
Cincin
Ti, Hamilton & Dayton Railroad
Samuel Stevenson
Picket Agen
Louis
Vine Ee
Cineupot
Vine Street
Froit Street
Fokveland
Noctr
Lightning Express Co
Sania
Pullman's Palace
Muskinger Valley
Zabnszsviilla
Tel Selina Sian
Pau
Columbus
Cleveland
Lake Shore
Payton Petro
WES Gee
Joan Nek Econeas Canwia
Teert
Aes
Waser
Bellefon
Bem Usky
Oclevel’d
Polis
Dianapolis
Richmond
rao _Hamilton Accommodation Ham
Erie
Great Western
Eglintre
Washington City
Hillsboro
biSeam
Loveland
Madisonville
Pear St
Plum
Central
Baltimore
M. and
Plum Street
Philadelphia Express
East Front St. Baltimore
New York Night Express
Indianapolis, Clin, and Lapaytte
Ees Excel
Tne
Gost
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Lightning Express
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