Glucose shown as a pure and harmless sugar
An examination argues glucose or grape sugar is a natural, safe product derived from starch. It defends its healthiness, contests claims of toxicity, and explains production from starch sources like corn and fruit. The piece notes historical discovery and industry growth in Europe and potential US adoption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeling Grape Sugar and Refining Company
P.T. Custer
Dee Arense
Cacherapir
Germany
Lowrie Atul Proust
Euurope
Hemming Street
France
Hollani
Belgien
America
Snes
Jogindi
United States
Rico
Fe Maentelacom
Fettered by Fate in a Snowbound Villa Tale
A storm rages at Brierton Villa as Kalalie Conti waits to wed George W while Eulalie McGirlygirt confesses love, sparking a tale of thwarted romance. Narration follows George W Slinpaon's heartbreak and a vow to endure a bleak, solitary future without his beloved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerard Pietseneed
Basty
Ethet
Anakwylin
Ethel
Belverie
Maud
Gerard Alew
Aullimeiky
Grwuger
Brighton
Granger
Vir
Avidense
Luis
Renik
Kalalie
Mer
George Wimpaon
Eemievuge Tribune
Jexenol
Brierton Villa
Papa
George W. Slinpaon
Mrorton Villa
Eulalie
Tonce
Sikara
Eulnlie Faye
Fragmented scene in a tense domestic dispute
A distorted narrative shows Chris ton Vorklna serving at a niteboard while Lilia, an infant, stares at velvet carpet. A fatherly figure asks about money, the girl questions him, and a tense exchange hints at mounting financial and marital strain with mentioned terms of a koalskin request for three hundred dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pereatt
Christon Vorklna
Lilia
Telephoned oaths seal city affidavits and pensions notes
A city recorder swore witnesses by telephone in hospital offices and had affidavits witnessed remotely. The piece also covers pension statistics from the War of 1861 65 showing living and dead with pensionable relatives and the scale of claims. It contrasts the wartime economic boom and subsequent bust with a bull market frenzy and its toll on small investors and laborers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hurd
Ptalion-House
Sim
Divance Committee
Nnlster
Pion
ePpieu
Eotimise Hiner
W. We Dudley
Penton
Meevi
Women as Speculators and the Bradford School Board
A fragmented report discusses women as speculators in finance and mentions actions by the Bradford School Board restricting speculation by teachers. It cites several local cases of losses, including a neighboring townwoman who lost $1000 when oil markets faltered and a broker’s joke that led to further losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradford School Board
Imdiew
Vietus
Untitled Oil Wealth Tales from Early Industry Headlines
A fragmented clipping portrays Johnny and John Sieele amid oil wealth and vanity. It notes men in Williameport and other oil towns earning two dollars and a half daily while Sieele stands as a rare wealth accumulator. The text hints at shifting fortunes and losses among prominent oil figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny
Williameport
John Sieele
Eytteburg
Marad Phambers
Af Cos Hall
Whimsical Commentary and Quotations on Manners and Misrule
A chaotic collage of quotes and snippets from various papers lampoons society, politics, and taste. It mocks Thanksgiving pieties, boasts of misread elections, and swaps witticisms from multiple outlets, including New Orleans Picayune, Elmira Gazette, Boston Transcript, and more, ending with The Roman Transcript.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robeson
Keifer
Boston Transcript
Elmira Gazette
New York News
fashion + Journal
Lawrence American
Genesi
Congress
Corres Re
Ashington
Whitewashington
Waterbury American
Salem
Arkansa
Arkansaw
Julia
Emma
Jatia
Hartford Eagle
Brooklyn
Rome
Anne
Alla
Ime
Denver ‘Tribune
Boman Transcript
Morning frost prompts awkward local banter and etymology talk
A business discussion turns into a playful exchange about cold weather and a quirky lesson in etymology. The narrator recalls a hollow mock Mikies home scene and a conversation with a man of past wealth, while a colonel hurriedly moves through memories of marriage and a wife teasing about the future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belover
Finton Kobe
Fexan Aitfingy
Sore
Seeman
Agong
Beni
Papa
Esanes
Guy
Rita
Opposition to Ingersollism Sparks Religious Controversy
An editorial in the Chicago Evening Journal critiques Mr Ingersoll's liberal critique of Christianity. It argues his attacks threaten core faith and sacred premises while acknowledging potential for learning from opponents. The piece defends natural religious worship and cautions against removing fundamental beliefs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Evening Journal
Ingercoll
Ingerroll
Muldair
Borrain
Nee Bride
Bride
Marshal Nell
Mdgarton
Washington
Millennium Era Foretold by San Francisco Clergyman
The Rev J Hemphill predicts the millennium approaches with global harmony health and extended lifespans. He envisions universal peace no pain sorrow or tears and moral improvement lasting a thousand years. Language unity will spread worldwide though the exact tongue remains uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Hemphill
San Francisco
Habel
Ain
England
America
Religious notes outline synod decrees in New York
Decrees from a synod at St Patrick's Cathedral New York announce: priests barred from attending plays, clerical attendance at racecourses banned, and wearing Rome’s color rabba made obligatory. Funeral flowers limited to child cases. Other notes cover sermons and local church matters as well as marriages and social events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Patrick's Cathedral
New York
Rome
Digben
Mately Waddel
Gimgow
Anil
Justin
Danial L. Farbees
Ub Aitet
Oxford
Xagand
Church of England
Michael Davilt
Cabot
E. Stowe
Harri Beecher
Kashi
Hones
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Maude
Preston
Alasiie
Alaatie
Aindlia
Bin
Abe
Alnal
Ainslie
Uney
Mauite
Jove
Maurie
Daves
Giel
Mase
Alessie
Que Granger
Alnalle
Gerwal
Maule
Erin
Annalew
Muuile
Bat Ettel
Bim
Sao
Malde
Nate Wisloh
Sammy Pryman
al Tad
Recorder
de Hurd
Pel Hurd
Kise
Kim
Mran Fey
Speculatros
North
New Orleans Picayune
Religious
Nee” Soll
Jailie Pat
Brey
Ingram
Mine Mills
Mise Walker
Gilbert
Concord
M. Hy
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