Beecher on the Jews Extols Achievements and Denounces Persecution
The sermon praises Jewish contributions in arts sciences and governance. Beecher asserts Jews endure persecution since Roman times, urging reverence for their gifts and condemning anti Jewish insults. He questions bias in courts and society, highlighting resilience and moral trust. Also notes Georgia peach crops and Vanderbilt will contest updates amid other brief items.
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Jesus Christ
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Golden Medal Awarded for Self Preservation Medical Works
A March 1876 article promotes the Science of Life or Self-Preservation from the Peabody Medical Institute. It describes cures for vitality decline, seminal losses, nervous debility, and moral physiology, touts two medical volumes, and notes a solid gold medal awarded to the author in March 1876.
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Republican Journal
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June wheat prospects improve per agriculture report
The June report from the department of agriculture shows a better outlook for wheat than typical. It notes national averages below normal, with 277 counties at winter wheat in fall normal, 404 above, and 183 below. various states record mixed results, while grasshopper infestations hurt crops most in Minnesota and Texas experiences localized heavy losses.
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Maryland real estate activity in Queen Annes county
The Centreville Observer lists transfers including Isance Mason farm near Centreville, about 300 acres, sold to Solomon Pippin for 140 per acre. Passwater Farm near Willoughby’s Shop, 100 acres, sold to Amandus and Patrick Boyle for 1150.50 per acre. Dr. Nathan Browne estate sales include 6 acres on Queenstown road to Francis Council for 121, a 240 acre Bachelor’s Hope farm and 8 roads for 2200 to Takea Bailey, a Centreville town lot of 3 acres to Wm. T. Turpin for 602, a 29 acre woodlot to Judge Robinson for 310, Wright's Neck road woodlot to W. J. Gibson for 92, and Hammond Farm, 225 acres 8 roods 36 perches, to Thomas A. Embert for 4000. Mancha & Gibson sold the Goldsborough farm, 255 acres, near Madam Ailsie’s Branch, to John A. Bennett of New York City for 16 per acre, and the Building Association farm on Church Hill and Suthersville road, 160 acres, to the same buyer for 2500.
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Iowa Republicans Press for Action on Hayes Policy
Telegraphed from Washington to the New York World Iowa Republicans fear a Des Moines State Convention resolution denouncing Hayes southern civil service reform policy. Only one of twenty-one county conventions endorses the administration. Secretary McCrary rushes to Iowa to shore up party unity while ex Senator Foster’s distant tale underscores social climbs.
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Diversified 19th Century News Digest Highlights
A sweeping digest notes Russian Danube crossings, Langston for Haytien mission, Grant’s Windsor visit, freight-rate cuts, Harvard crew over Columbia, and storms in Harrisburg. Philadelphia YMCA opened, rail plans for Fairmount Park, Rustehuk bombardment, and Garrison’s London breakfast praise. An 1880s science note explores osmosis in freshwater and saltwater fish with Paul Bert experiments, including eel and salmon behavior and a correction on experimental method.
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A Woman's Mission to Women in Boston Effort
Boston organizes a Woman's Mission to aid freed Southern women Todian Western and Pacific Coast Chinese women. At a meeting Major Ingalls of the Indian commission described Indian women's suffering and servitude and their appeal to Eastern churches for aid, noting Christian instruction's impact on some tribes.
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