Debate over Elder Wakeman's sermon authenticity erupts in church
Deacon Brown reveals he possesses a book containing Elder Wakeman's sermon and agrees to present it as proof. Mr Quinby presses for judgment while the vestry meeting weighs the implications of alleged copying and doctrinal doubt within the congregation.
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Deacon Brown
Brother Quimby
Mr. Quimby
Deacon
Elder Wakeman
Mr. Year
Dr. Seaver
Elder Wakefield
Tam
Wakeman
Mr. Quinby
Various U S Facts From 1880s California and England
Summary of disparate contemporary notes: California raisin and wine production, Hawthorne’s Scarlet Letter editions, English matches history, U S Capitol dimensions and cost, California river disappearance, wage and labor notes, medical workforce trends, presidential salary and living costs, social attitudes toward chivalry, a tale of Elizabeth Newman and the Poulett title dispute, and reflections on longevity of government buildings in Washington.
Breeding From Young Animals Warned by Expert
An expert cautions breeders against raising offspring from very young sows and boars. He notes haste in producing progeny harms herd size and vigor, leading to dwindling, feminization, and poorer stock. Stronger results come from using full-grown sows and boars as breeders.
Widespread Stand Against Food Adulteration
The Marshalltown Iowa Daily Times argues adulteration of food harms society more than counterfeiting. It urges branding of all adulterated or inferior foods so buyers and sellers know exact quality and enforce strict penalties for misrepresentation.
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Marshalltown
Iowa
Daily Times
Dangers to Health in Spring From the Globe Democrat
The article notes February through April pose higher health risk due to reduced outdoor activity and weakened constitutions. It urges proactive health care, warns that a simple cold in spring can lead to serious disease, and suggests adopting Chinese practice of paying doctors to prevent illness rather than hospitalizing after sickness. It also calls for periodic medical system checks in spring.
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St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Laugh on Gov Long Washington Letter Ex Gov Long Commended
Ex governor Long of Massachusetts draws praise for a prudent second marriage to a quiet educated New England woman. His bid for a leave of absence reveals a lighthearted incident when a hastily written note to the Speaker nearly exposed his plans.
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Washington
Long
Massachusetts
New England
Eee
Extravagant Wealth Among American Millionaires Highlighted
The Atlanta Constitution notes astonishing luxuries of rich Americans led by a widow who left five million to her teacher spouse. Her estate features orchids worth 100000, a 1624 Chinese bless vase, a 1995 painting collection, and Tiffany silver valued at 24000.
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Atlanta Constitution
Cleopatra
Lucullus
Mr. Morgan
Holland
China
Tiffanys
Jewalenion
Venton
Paria
Ste Don
Dumas
Christo
Gautiereos
England
Gratitude Letters Reveal Hidden Aid From Dramatist John McCullough
In McCullough's executors’ possession lies a box of letters of thanks from troubled individuals aided by the late tragedian. A sample dated New York December 7, 1880 speaks of relief from misery, generosity, and trust, signed by a dramatist known across the continent.
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John McCullough
Mr. McCullough
New York
John
Eterni
Tam
Hano
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