Lord Pym and Lady Paget in a riverbank courtship
In a Marlow riverbank meeting the aristocrat Lady Paget debates marriage with the democratic Lord Pym while he fancies her and criticizes Thomas Stempenny a social democratic fervent. The pair drift toward a boat romance as plans unfold and class tensions flare between wealth and democracy.
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Ord Pym
Lady Paget
Lord Pym
Lord Tym
Tord Pym
Indy Paget
Lady
Tord
Tady Paget
Reading
Gravesend
Mr. Stempenny
Social Democratic Federation
Hex
Lord Fynn
Linean
London
Stempenny
Terd Pym
Norman Dood
Lord Pyis
Violet Paget
England
Thomas Stempenny
Tanly Paget
Lord P
L. W
Lady's Pictorial
The Minstrette Lack of Funds Cited by Citizens
In Baltimore American prose a lament over aging minstrel performers who die in want. Citizens debate that if a dollar stretched as long as a joke, former entertainers would amass wealth after a single season.
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Baltimore American
Understanding Bronchitis and Home Remedies in 19th Century Guide
The article explains bronchitis causes and progression, distinguishing acute from chronic forms and noting risks in the young and old. It outlines early simple treatments like hot baths, lemon drinks, and chest applications, with cautions to consult a physician for severe cases. It also includes a detailed cough remedy and postattack tonics, plus dietary tips and unrelated fashion notes on embroidered collars.
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A. P. Reed
M. D
Ladies’ World
New York
Fresh Frills Of Fashion Belted Gowns And Petticoats
Fussy belts in silk and ribbon with velvet trims dominate new gowns. Leather belts in white and black appear alongside silk belts with clasps and matching slides. Linen petticoats with heavy embroidery cost about 40 dollars, while Dolly Vardes feature florals and lace. novel coat and bodice decorations include filigree enamel and imitation jeweled designs.
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New York Sun
Ecru
Watermelon Surprise And English Fair Plans
Abridged tale of Mrs Field’s humorous dinner mishap after swapping a melon with its rind for dessert. The piece then notes coronation week fairs in London, including Kensal Green attractions and oxen rotas, followed by a recipe for scalloped turnips with white sauce from the Tediew World.
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Kensal Green
Queen Victoria
London Chronicle
Tediew World
New York
Model Hog House Design Promises Free Air and Warmth
A renowned western swine raiser outlines a 16 foot wide hog house with pens on both sides and a central alley. The north south oriented building relies on elevated foundations for air circulation, washable floors, and sun exposure to prevent cold during winter.
Hog House Design For Ventilation And Quick Handling
J. L. Lewin outlines a hog house plan optimized for ventilation to prevent overheating and disease. It describes using windows or gable-end shunters, straw bedding, dust management, and a layout that limits capacity by length. Hogs are moved easily via a side pen, gate, and a rear chute for loading onto wagons.
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J. L. Lewin
Notes for Shepherds on Feeding and Breeding Stock
Practical guidance from the New York Tribune Farmer on sheep care and breeding stock. Emphasizes regular feeding, water access, profitable culling of poor mothers, gradual rape introduction, and market timing. Advises fresh inspection of stock, avoid relying on others' judgments, and aims for well rounded nutrition and humane care.
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N.Y
Soft Pork From Different Grain Rations Studied
Canadian experimental farm authorities led by Prof. Frank T. Shutt summarize pig feeding tests on soft pork. Equal parts oats peas barley produced firmest pork with even fat. corn meal high in the first or second period increased softness. beans caused soft inferior pork. exclusive corn meal yielded extremely soft fat and poor growth.
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Frank T. Shutt
Prof. Shutt
Building an oak pig trough and Canadian horse trade tensions
Instructions describe crafting a pig trough from oak boards with V shaped partitions and proper leveling for even feeding, noting its use for swill and dry feed. The article also reports Canadian horse breeders alarmed by U S branch exports and tariff differences, highlighting the low two dollar duty on Canadian imports and $30 on U S exports.
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P. C. Lacrede
Canada
United States
Clydesdale
West
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Ladies' Home Journal
Thomas Field
Bradish
America
Saga
New York Times
A la Amertenine
Mrs. Bradish
Animeleft
Chicago
TTT
CIEE
Plum
Pie
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