Great Bible Concordance offered with Trib
Promotional notice for The Analytical Concordance to the Bible by Robert Young, priced at $8 to $20 with Tribune subscriptions. Describes features, format, and benefits for readers, scholars, and households, noting English facsimile edition and postal options.
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Indiana House votes to lower legal interest rate to six percent
A long Capitol report traces state politics and figures from the era, noting the Indiana House of Representatives votes to cut the legal interest rate from eight to six percent. It touches on sensational and varied items from the period, including crime, finance, and notable figures.
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Poisoning Scandal at Iowa Boarding House
A servant in a Marshall Iowa boarding house is under arrest for poisoning the boarders. Arsenic was found in coffee and fourteen guests are critically ill. A diary entry dated eight o clock reads Put arsenic in coffee which is interpreted as the act.
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Doctor Warns On Baby Carriage Use For Balance
A Philadelphia doctor criticizes carrying infants in carriages arguing babies train balance by arms and heads and claim sitting and crawling develop sooner. The author notes the doctor lacks maternal experience and has never lugged a twenty pound baby daily for a year.
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General Grant reception and other 19th century notes
General Grant congratulates a veteran captain who lost an arm in Mississippi during a Philadelphia reception. Westervill, just freed from the Pennsylvania Penitentiary, speculates that Charlie Ross is alive and disguises him in New York foundlings. The New York Tribune condemns billiards as dangerous and urges regulation. The Helena Herald notes Montana winter storms threaten cattle as heavy snow and cold persist, risking floods later.
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Sheriff in Wash Row Sparks Retraction
A western paper quoted Mr Maguire saying he would wash himself before taking office as sheriff. He demanded a retraction. The paper published a denial stating Maguire asked against the claim. The gesture irritated him further as some people are hard to please.
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Fireman Hero From London Aids Her Majesty's Theatre Fire
An American fireman now employed by Haverly distinguished himself in London by single handedly subduing a blaze at Her Majesty's Theatre. He crawled through smoke to a hydrant, mounted the hose, and entered the scene to quell the fire before the local department could act. London papers praise his bravery. In other news a Houston County, Texas worker earned 80 dollars last autumn picking cotton, then bought land and plans to pay the rest next year. Victoria Woodhull, famed free lover, is in London and accused of manipulating aristocrats into a marriage scheme. A gruesome Erie road accident left several mail clerks dead after a locomotive tire caused a derailment and fire. details name Joseph Reidinger and others. Brewer, an Elmira mail agent, died after being partially rescued from the burning cars.
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Be a Man and Work Dearly in Eben Rexford's Voice
Eben Rexford teaches that true manhood comes from hard work and integrity. A youth learns to face labor, help others, and stay independent, while a Philadelphia failure ties moral debt to a forgiving beneficiary, culminating in a confession and reconciliation between two generations.
Hidden Fortune Heir: Thorne and the Lost Fortune
A twenty five year old man falls for Alice Thorne, daughter of banker George Thorne. After losing a 20000 dollar check, he advertises his misfortune and gains an unexpected patron. George Thorne recognizes integrity, lends him 20000, offers cashier position, and later he marries Alice. Years pass, and the narrator questions the father’s motives amid wealth and happiness.
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New York
Carriage fares could boost city transport demand
The piece argues for inexpensive hackney services in American cities, proposing twenty-five and fifty cent carriages. It claims low fares would expand use, notes railroads find cheap short trips beneficial, and suggests London and Paris style small carriages with fixed fair rates would curb bargaining and wordy fare disputes, encouraging business and visitors to rely on cabs.
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Stubbs Sunday Bill urged to curb summer beer gardens
The Springfield Republican presses that the Stubbs Sunday Bill should pass the Ohio Senate immediately to close harmful beer gardens outside the city. A Cincinnati Gazette Washington note mentions Wisconsin Senator Philetus Sawyer and his wealthy family, with vivid anecdotes about his generosity and a Wisconsin friend's house he financed. The Detroit Free Press questions why colored ladies do not wear white court plaster on their chin.
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Hair Trade From Paris to Russia Sells by Length Pace
A New York Evening Mail interview reveals hair imports in 1859 60 ranged 150000 to 200000 pounds valued near 1 million dollars with growth by 1865. Prices vary from 15 to 200 dollars per pound, gray hair sells high, and some parcels fetched record sums. Hair processed or raw enters US markets for wigs switches and jewelry.
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Prevention of Calf Black Leg in Pasture to Feed Change
Calves exposed to poor pasture and moved to rich feed face black leg carbuncular erysipelas with no cure once swelling appears. Prevention is by giving one ounce of inseed oil daily for three days and avoiding overfeeding during the change from poor to good forage.
Rochester clergy to officiate weddings free or a small fee
The Rochester clergy have concluded to officiate at weddings for nothing less than five dollars per couple. The Norristown Herald asks if they should make a liberal reduction to a club of six or more. Mrs. M. L. Owen of Springfield Mass has built a herbarium with 869 specimens. a report and description were given to the Botanical Society of that city.
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Lyons Silk Manufacturer Supplies Workmen At Home Looms
The Lyons silk maker provides raw silk to workers who have hand looms at home, enabling the finest goods to be produced on these home looms.
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Sealskin Sacques Cause Brief Fashion Shakeup
Sealskin sacques are worn short prompting humor as a man is equally brief after purchasing one. The anecdote highlights trend timing and social commentary on wardrobe choices.
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