Everyday Martyrs in Talmage Chautauqua Sermon at Lakeside
Rev. Dr. Talmage spoke at Lakeside Ohio on a sermon titled The Martyrs of Every Day Life. He extolled ordinary heroes in sickness, domestic strain, poverty, and Christian charity, praising those who endure hardship and give to others, and urged a lasting heavenly reward for faithful service.
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Dr. Talmage
Lakeside
Ohio
Otlis
T. DeWitt Talage
Brooklyn
Timothy
Talmage
Cromwella
Nygtons
Napoleons
Welling
Archangel
Satan
Job
God
Goa
Cnere
Christ
George Peabodys
James Lenoxes
West
New York
Heaven
Melrose Abbey
Walter Scott
Lord Claverhouse
John Brown
Edinburgh
Mr. Atkins
Jesus Christ
Scotland
Claverhouse
Sunaina
Mary
Catain
What Caused Gen. Sheridan's Death
Dr William Pepper of Philadelphia explains Sheridan died from a fatal heart failure driven by longstanding valve disease and transient clot detachment from the heart into the lungs. He notes prior extensive lung involvement and brain, liver, and kidney congestion during the crisis, with eventual temporary improvement before sudden, unrelenting collapse.
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William Pepper
Philadelphia
Adulterated Lard Case Sparked Adverse Rulings in Liverpool
English magistrates prosecuted Liverpool provision merchants for selling refined lard found 40 percent adulterated with cotton seed oil and beef or mutton fat. Defense claimed trade usage. judge used common sense and ruled adulteration, fines of five pounds and costs with leave to appeal. Chicago firm N. K. Fairbank & Co. referenced.
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England
United States
Liverpool
Wren
N. K. Fairbank & Co
Chicago
Army receives general order on Gen Sheridan death
The War Department issues a formal notice to the army announcing Gen Sheridan's death. It lauds his gallantry and victories, says his loss is irreparable, and orders half staff flags and 30 days mourning. Seventeen gun salute to follow on the day after the order is received. Rev Dr Lawson resigns as Aberdeen Presbyterian pastor to return East home.
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Sheridan
War Department
Adj
C. W. Lawson
Presbyterian Church of Aberdeen
The Farm Advice and Household Hints Column
A compilation of farming tips and household anecdotes covers horse care, canning tomatoes in glass, hay quality, exhibiting at fairs, feeding brassicas and cucumbers, dairy yields, green manures, small workshop setups, ox points, beetle control, plum cultivation with poultry, Japanese curd from beans, moth prevention with camphor, fur cloaks, and buttermilk benefits with personal anecdotes. The tone imitates a late 19th or early 20th century agricultural periodical.
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Paris
Simple Butter Making Rules From Rural New Yorker
Detailed steps for butter production include soaking dairy utensils in cold water, scalding with hot water, rinsing, and maintaining specific temperatures. Use 4 thermometers, churn at 40 to 45 rpm, stop when the sound indicates separation, wash with cold water, and press out buttermilk before brining and final pressing. Never touch the butter with hands.
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N. B
New Yorker
Dairy Cattle Remedies and Feed Tips from Home and Farm
A dairy column advises linseed oil for cracked udders, a iodine and ard mixture to cure caked teats, and salt lime as a preventive for dry murrain. It promotes corn meal in feed for butter cows and praises fodder cutters, noting quieter cattle when horn ends are sawed.
Fruit Trees Starved to Death in Neglect
The piece compares farmers starving trees to cruelly chaining an animal. It argues that orchards, like imprisoned animals, suffer from slow deprivation of food and movement, highlighting moral concerns about neglectful farming practices.
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Humane Society
Fragmented notes cover health ads and probate rumor in Minnesota
The text mixes agricultural hints and an unsettled probate claim in Ramsey county Minnesota. A widow claimant from Winnipeg seeks one third of Commodore Kittson's estate believed near two million dollars. Other items reference health cures, shipwrecks, and local gossip about community figures.
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Minneapolis Journal
Ramsey Ty
Minnesota
Commodore Kittson
Minneapolis
Karson
Winnipeg
Castoria Recalled and Used for Child Ills
The note recalls giving Castoria when Raby was sick and as a child seeking relief. It reflects on Castoria's use for childhood ailments and the familiar routine described in a personal reminiscence.
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Raby
Castoria
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Charlie
Pang of
Vty
Lipticn
Peter Tomer
Ol Te
Awage Sasha
Gen. Sheridan
Japan
Popular Science Monthly
Goodwin
Minn
D. Noyes
Crow Ree Ee
Dr. Pierce
Jeffersonville
Ind
Julia Whalen
Efo John Robinson
Cincinnati
Cartel
Jones
Eer
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