Baleful Amusements in Talmage Sermon in Brooklyn
Rev T Dewitt Talmage denounces corrupt amusement as a plague corrupting youth in New York and Brooklyn. He recounts a vivid deathbed tale, condemns temptations from grog shops to ornate homes, pleads for home, duty, and recreation that builds character while warning of ruin through unchecked pleasures.
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Ramie industry grows in Galveston Texas
Science and Industry column notes Galveston businessmen forming a stock company to establish ramie production in Texas. It also surveys global labor in mining and industry, advances in thermometer tech at Johns Hopkins, a Goa rubber substitute, metalized embalming research, Swiss watch industry pressures, Long Island Sound salinity history, silk culture prospects in San Francisco, camphor farming in Florida, and various biomedical and cultural curiosities from Science.
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Water and Salt Health Hints From a Physician
A Boston reader shares a physician's guidance on salt and water. Salt supports blood health in moderation but excess irritates the stomach. Daily water intake should be about two quarts, with hot or cold water sipped before meals to aid digestion.
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