Epidemics and public health amid 19th century views
The piece surveys cholera and epidemic theory, condemning overcrowding and poor sanitation as key causes. It cites ventilation, cleanliness, and diet reform as practical cures, while discussing historical plagues, atmospheric conditions, and the social duty to reduce disease through civil action and informed policy.
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East Farleigh
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London
Angus Smith
Owns
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Kurrabhee
Southwood Smith
Cey
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Tropics
Sis
Helland
Caroline
John Pringle
England
Walter Raleigh
Scotland
Moral condemnation of the Fugitive Slave Act urged
A Cincinnati Commercial correspondent condemns the Fugitive Slave Act as a cruel despotism that insults divine commands. He argues the law betrays Deuteronomy and God, urges its repeal, and notes its seven year enforcement amid broader opposition. The piece also touches on Mills horse-shoeing technique as a separate topic.
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Desperate owner sells lame horse after nail claim
Tompkins bought a five hundred dollar horse that proved lame in the right shoulder after months. He tried remedies with veterinarians, grew desperate, and sold the horse for two hundred dollars to a blacksmith who, while paring the hoof, found a nail in the frog. Tompkins calmly notes the lameness is actually in the shoulder, not cured by the purchase. The tale ends with the hammering truth of the misfortune.
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Anniversary of Bur Mill in New York 25
The article recalls a dramatic day in New York when Mayor Fernando Wood was arrested after resisting state authority. A peaceful Park gathering followed, with police and militia out but violence avoided. The mayor ultimately surrendered to Sheriff Willett, ending the immediate crisis and restoring order amid public opinion turning against Wood. The piece notes governor and national guard movements and reflects on the broader political fallout.
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