Mrs Logan speaks on The Great Conspiracy and her plans
Special Correspondence from WassIndon notes Mrs. Gen. Logan living at Calumet Place above Washington after her husband’s death. She dismisses rumors of writing a novel or biography, defends the books The Great Conspiracy and The Volunteer Soldier, discusses pension views, engraving disputes, and her wish to establish a Logan memorial hall at Calumet Place displaying war memorabilia and heirlooms for public viewing.
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Caution on Hypnotism and Will Power
A cautionary note warns against hypnotism and faith healing as threats to independence, while acknowledging the physician’s role in encouraging patient will to overcome disease. The piece cites M. Maurice, M. D., in Globe-Democrat regarding will as a factor in healing.
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Clock Making in China After the Centennial
Amos J. Cyinnzings notes that postcentury interest in American clocks among Chinese and Japanese buyers led manufacturers to hire locals to paint dials with Chinese or Japanese characters. The trade collapsed when counterfeit Chinese clocks appeared, sold at prices American makers could not match.
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Amos J. Cyinnzings
Pioneer Press
Capricious Fame Poem Excerpt From Reata Serial
Poem line reads like a whimsical meditation on fame as a fickle muse. It asks suitors to act with restraint and reverence, naming Theo and a gypsy image, and ends with advice that fame may follow those who bow to it or bid it adieu.
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Potiphar
Theo
Witchcraft Charge in Alaska Ends With Caution
A gray haired Indian accused a medicine man named Quesse of witchcraft after failing to cure a pregnant squaw. The court warned the doctor and husband that witchcraft is not real, bound them over to keep peace, and noted the ritual head shaving among Indians as a sign of loss of power.
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Auk
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Billisnoc
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Free Press
A Democratic newspaper room described in American Art
A feature on a prominent female journalist tied to a leading Democratic daily. The Washington room is square and bright with two deep windows, an antique mahogany desk, a brass trimmed chair, a brass trimmed cedar chest, a China silk scarf, a plush sofa with a bearskin, and a velvet seat chair holding an opera bat and lace. Longfellow hangs over the desk and George L. Brown’s Italian glow decorates the wall as reviews await in piles of papers and new books atop a movable case. The scene emphasizes literary work, period ambiance, and the journalist’s refined workspace.
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Longfellow
Italy
George L. Brown
Left Over Expression on Public Sideswalk Encounters
A humorous note on sidewalk observations as people jostle through crowds. A pair argues with ferocious facial energy while another duo, Saccharissima and Dulcissima, exchange warm smiles, producing a fleeting effect like warm air on a crisp autumn day.
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Saccharissima
Dulcissima
Tools Used in China Exhibition In Shoeffeld Chamber
By order of the late Earl of Iddesleigh thirteen parcels of common use carpenters tools from China have been received for exhibition to spur trade. The Swatow consul notes Chinese carpenters favor European plane irons and chisels, valuing durability and cheapness over finish, suggesting a large potential market if European steel priced accessibly. Dr Wells statue to be set on a granite pedestal at Hartford.
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