Guard Your Temper as Sunset Sets Wrath in Discourse
Rev Dr Talmage urges letting the sun go down on wrath to protect health and sleep. He cites biblical references and classical sunsets, urging forgiveness, reconciliation, and a calm spirit, comparing divine mercy to the daily light and the ultimate sunrise of heaven.
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Gopyright
Louis Mlopach
Wasuioron
D. C
Dr. Tannings
Ephesiana Fy
Hamera
Rod Agi
Ohringh
Adirondacks
Alps
Alexander Amith
Hell
Heaven
Paul Fo Privon
Asia Minor
Damascus
Paul
Saul
David
Boccoth
Gideon
Korn
Moses
Pasquins
Augustus
Pharsacus
Christ
Naldo
Chave
Thomas Carlyle
Frederick the Great
Penos
Hla Wif
Tholoff
Slster
Trao
Harbor
Silikospraro
Marchant
Venice
Machoes
Aristippus
Aschinos
Aischinos
Amself
Pennines
Titian
Raphael
Michael Angelo
Louvre
Buxombourg
Earth
Winter Quarters Grooming Of Racing Horses
A Yorkshire trainer explains winter care for fine racehorses. Mornings start at 5 a.m. with exercise for three hours, followed by grooming that emphasizes leg care and polished hooves. An inspection by the trainer ensures cleanliness, then the horses are tucked in for rest until the next day.
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Eoon
Dreams Foretelling Disaster Seen in Birmingham Canal Case
An inquest in Birmingham four years ago heard of a dream that foretold a death. The aunt dreamt of a canal bank and rippling water with an umbrella, and the next morning the police drained that spot, finding the missing girl’s body surface in the canal.
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Birmingham
England
Spring Hill
Feminine Finandering in a German Humorous Exchange
In a brief exchange from Fliegender Blaetter a woman asks Franz whether to settle the butcher's bill or pay for a new hat. He chooses the bill. She reveals the items cost 40 marks after the butcher lent her 88 marks for the hat, yielding a curious discrepancy.
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Franz
She Discouraged Him Over a Photo
In a terse exchange the woman questions the image, the man replies he was unwell and looked foolish that morning, while she insists the portrait resembles him despite his protest. The moment captures a tense, intimate confrontation over self-image.
Whitewashing peach trees may protect buds in hard winters
Agricultural Epitomist argues winter defense for peaches hinges on protecting buds from sudden temperature shifts. It notes that whitewashing blocks heat absorption and can reduce bud swelling, while covering with boards delays bloom. Mulching and root-based defenses are ineffective, so spraying whitewash remains the practical method.
Balloon cooling schemes and electric cooling towers proposed
A variety of past ideas on cooling a city are described. Balloons lift long hoses with ground freplugs to release cool air for relief, while another inventor proposes tall skeleton towers with carbonic acid bombs to chill air via vapor expansion. A factory method uses water spray to supersaturate air and cool rooms.
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Boston Transcript
Kidney remedies and patent medicine advertisement remnants
A fragmented 19th century newspaper clipping lists multiple patent medicines and notices. It mentions Dr Hobba asparagus pills, Starling Remedy Co of Chicago, various medical claims, a reference to Dr Kitne’s Invigorating Tonic, and other ad copy about cures and promotions. It also includes stray lines about hemorrhage of the lungs and candy cathartic, with unrelated political notes and promotional items.
Remarkable Fossil Found Near Caldera Port
A Valparaiso correspondent reports near Caldera a sandstone rock unearthed by storms containing a fossilized monster. The creature measures twenty six feet from muzzle to tail with a nine foot head and six foot width. The body shows scale evidence and portions are buried under rock while a left side is folded beneath. The right side is nearly twelve feet from tip to body center.
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Caldera
Valparalao
Valparaiso
Chicago
Annual Lobster Catch Shift Across Regions
The piece recalls the 15 year ago lobster harvest along New England exceeding 100 million pounds with over 15 000 workers. It notes Maine accounted for more than half then but now over 90 percent of canned lobsters come from British provinces.
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New England
Maine
The Typewriter Invention and Employment Claim
A statistician claims the typewriter’s invention created up to 500000 green jobs but omits data on health impacts. The piece notes implied effects on sedentary workers and stomach issues, suggesting broader social consequences without concrete figures.
Meteor Cowboy Stirs Town With Ill Ad To Quit Tobacco
In a rambling advert for Smoking cessation a so called meteor titled tale touts a bold showman in Chicago New York claiming to deter tobacco use. The copy promises a free sample and asserts vencer vigor through a product named No To Doe while citing a Sterling Remelly Co. address.
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Sterling Remelly Co
Chicago
New York
Catarrh Cure Ad Promises Reward and Remedies
A period ad offers Fall's Catarrh Cure with a stated one hundred dollar reward if it fails to cure. It cites internal action on blood and system, claims constitutional disease treatment, and lists J. Oneway & Co of Toledo, Ohio, as promoters. Also promotes Hall's Family Pills and Candy Cathartic as remedies for constipation.
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Hall
Fall
J. Oneway & Co
Toledo
Demilats
Hally
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Talmage
Truth
Aaln
Darrott Journal
Dr. Hobba' Sparagus
Starling Remedy Co
N. Ye
Tiggins
Wiggins
ILMH
Grrexn's Sons
Atlanta
Pis
Thi
Kitne
Wal
Kit Lu
Arch St
Philadelphi
Continental Tobacco Co
Star Tobacco
Louisa SixpaMas
Bethany
Charles Winckney
Rocky Galch
Lord Thon Works “& Supply Tt
Augusta
Arter
Nsrs Sas
Vay
Nassau St
J. T
Keon Kutter
Bronson
Genal HS
Vest
Tollet Co
Washburn
Mansolin
Themington
Remington
Hamumerom
Sesesey
Star Tin Min
Star Plug
St. Louis
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