End of A Roman Singer and other Atlantic notices
The June Atlantic includes the conclusion of A Roman Singer and two additional chapters of In War Time by Dr. Weir Mitchell. It features political pieces The New Party by J. Lawrence Laughlin and An Old War Horse to a Young Politician by William H. McElroy. Also notes Washington lips it should be and other interesting articles. Peterson's Magazine June is on sale with steel engravings and color fashion plates. The Century and North American Review issues are highlighted with various essays and stories. The Continent promises a Too True for Fiction series with prizes and author credits. Shedd's Little Mandrake Pills advertised.
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Gunnison Country
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John Vance Cheney
Christopher P. Cranch
Richard Watson Gilder
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Henry Wade Rogers
United States
Henry D. Lloyd
Elizabeth Stuart Phelps
W. C Sumner
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Walker Kennedy
Rossiter Johnson
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JT. O’conor Sloane
Charles L. Dana
the Continent Magazine
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Terry Cooke
A. W. Tourgee
Sarah Jewett
Anna K. Greene
Jee Fawcett
E. P. Roe
Charles Barnard
The Signet Ring in Life and Death Across Ages
The article traces rings as symbols of power and faith from ancient rulers to church leaders. It notes signet rings of Cxsar Borgia with poison devices, episcopal rings once set for baptism seals, and papal traditions. It details memorial rings with portraits, widowed vows, and Luther’s betrothal ring with its gimmal design and sacred inscription.
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Church of Rome
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Dresden
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England
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Christ
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Guarantee on Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets Sold Locally
An advertisement proclaims a price of 25 cents and 50 cents for Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets with a guarantee, sold by Johnson and Siegfried.
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Acker’s
Johnson & Siegfried
Dr. Frazier's Magic Ointment Promises Quick Healing
An advertisement touts Dr. Frazier's Magic Ointment as a universal cure for boils burns sores cuts flesh wounds sore nipples hard and soft corns chapped lips and hands pimples and blotches. Priced at 50 cents and sold by Johnson and Siegfried FRAZIER MEDICINE CO. Cleveland Ohio Also promotes Acker's English Remedy for coughs colds and consumption sold with guarantee by Johnson and Siegfried.
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Johnson & Siegfried
Frazier Medicine CO
Prop’s
Cleveland
Ohio
Acker
Local Health Remedies and Wedding Card Services Ad
An old nurse endorses Acker's English Remedy for coughs croup diphtheria bronchitis and asthma with Johnson Siegfreid as the local seller. Wedding cards invitations and announcements are printed neatly and cheaply at the Mai office with samples available for examination.
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Mai
Acker
Johnson & Siegfreid
Williams Indian Pile Ointment Claims Instant Pile Relief
Advertises Williams Indian Pile Ointment as a cure for blinding bleeding and itching piles with claims of instant relief and absorption of tumors. Promises immediate results after use and notes price of $1 with mail ordering via Johnson Siegried.
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Johnson & Siegried
Frazier Medicine CO
Prop'’s
Cleveland
Ohio
The Prince of Adventurers Becomes a Trappist Monk
Garcia, once famed as a roulette king in Paris and Prague of social splendor, fell into ruin after losing a fortune. He wandered through roles from croupier to coachman before joining the Trappists. Now cloistered, he endures abstinence and silence while monks whisper the reminder that man is mortal.
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Queen of Saxony as model housekeeper praised by Tissot
M Victor Tissot extols the Queen of Saxony as an exemplary housekeeper famed for jam making and extensive preserves. He notes her frugal nature, daily balancing of household accounts, and palace cupboards filled with confections she prepares herself. No children are present to enjoy the treats.
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M. Victor Tissot
Saxony
Wakefield
Tragic death of Unionville girl from tainted liquor found at home
A six year old girl in Unionville Connecticut died after convulsions caused by drinking liquor she found in her father's room. Police reported the incident as a fatal accident with the liquor identified as the cause and investigation ongoing.
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Unionville, Ct
Zacatecas to Host Rail Jubilee as Premier Link Grows
A Springfield Republican letter describes Zacatecas as the pivotal link in the first completed railway between two republics. The Cinco de Mayo spike ceremony looms, with Zacatecas funding 80 000 dollars and city improvements underway. The article contrasts colonial charm with looming modernization, notes population around 65 000 at 8 000 feet, and sketches daily life and architecture in this highland Mexican city.
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Betsy
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Gulf
Bethlehem
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Mexico
Alameda
Pueblo of Guadalupe
The First Meerschaum Pipe From Pesth
In 1723 the Hungarian shoemaker Karol Konates in Pesth gained favor with Count Andrassy and devised a pipe from a whitish clay gifted by the Count. He waxed and polished the pipe, observing a brown, clean surface where wax had absorbed and shaded the material, and noted an improved aroma and smoking quality after waxing.
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Hungary
Karol Konates
Count Andrassy
Turkey
Karol
Hands and a famous actress in a Jersey Lilly stage scene
A New York Mirror contributor notes female hands on stage at the Jersey Lilly. He praises Langtry's neck face hair and waist but damningly calls her hands large and rough, muttering a rumor she cannot play a simple draw poker hand due to their size.
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Nature
Blood Hounds and Convict Chase Tease Texans
The Houston Post describes fox hounds used to pursue convicts as a deterrent. Trained to hunt men, the dogs are praised for fear-induced compliance, with puppies demonstrated chasing a running convict across fields. The scene ends as a guard leads away the exhausted quarry.
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Houston Post
Earthquake Risk in Salt Lake City Warned by Gilbert
Scientist G K Gilbert warns Salt Lake City residents of potential earthquakes. He explains how Basin Range fault scarps grow by uplift and how fresh scarps indicate ongoing safety, while worn scarps may signal imminent quakes. He cites Owen’s Valley 1872 event and notes absence of scarps near Salt Lake implies long strain buildup.
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Salt Lake City
Great Basin
Owen's Valley
Sierra Nevada
Wahsatch Range
Salt Lake
The Restful Home and Its Restful Powers
A thoughtful piece on how home should provide rest and recuperation, detailing how environment, meals, conversation, and atmosphere aid recovery from daily stresses. It notes nerves, care, and irritation affect rest and praises a wife’s skill in making a home homelike.
England Did Not Use Most Wheat From US, Only One Third
England bought 166 million bushels of wheat in the last crop year but consumed just about one third of that total from the United States, leaving a large portion untaken.
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England
United States
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