Wings of Love and Ruth Under the Wings of God
A pastor uses Ruth in Boaz's field to illustrate the wings of the Almighty as swift strong and gentle. He portrays divine protection over weary souls, urging trust under broad shelter that welcomes all seeking mercy and salvation.
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Israel
Ruth
Acre
Ana Deua
Jesus Christ
Boaz
Christ
David
God
Anthony
Jerusalem
Rouen
Ghent
Georgia
Solomon
Jesus
Peter
Duke of Argyle
Ptarmigan
Famingo
Ala
Ruth Thor
Moab
Mahlon
Job
Absalom
Martha
Abraham
Sarah
Machpelah
Seamen’s Friend Society
The
Tract Society
Missionary Society
Bible Societies
Red Sea
Almighty
Andes
Babylon
Hereneum
Heaven
Earth
Alexander H Stephens Romance A Georgia Woman’s Story
Savannah News recounts rival tales of why Alexander H Stephens never married. One version places a youthful love at Madison Georgia in 1832, the other a Savannah meeting with Mrs. Bland’s family in 1834. The article cites Mrs Caroline Smith as sharing the first public airing of a hidden romance. It notes a South Carolina belle educated at Elizabethtown and a tale tied to Courtenay and Bland. Also history on Heligoland New Year customs.
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Georgia
Alexander H. Stephens
Johnston & Brown
Morning News
Stephens
Madison
Morgan County
Mr. Stephens
Savannah
Caroline Regina Maria Smith
Richard Percival Bland
Courtenay
Mr. Bland
Mr. McLaws
The Paris Morgue A Glimpse Of Its Grim History
The Paris Morgue sits on the Île de la Cité near Notre Dame, a stark Grecian tomb built to identify and dissect the dead. Bodies arrive from the Seine and streets, are cleaned, photographed, dressed, and stored in freezing cylinders. autopsies aid identification while public albums of the deceased attract visitors.
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Paris
Louvre
Morgue
Seine
Criminal Courts
Prefecture of Police
Administration of
Justice
Basilica of
Notre Dame
Mace
Republic
Substitute for Beef Tea Persuades Pea Soup as Remedy
Dr Ris of Kloten endorses pea soup as a practical substitute for beef tea for invalids and cancer or diabetes patients. He describes a method using peas water vegetables and soda to produce a clear nutritious broth resembling meat soup in flavor and digestibility. He notes peas contain legumen an easily absorbed vegetable albumen, comparable to egg white in nourishment.
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Ris
Kloten
A Man Who Charms Frogs in Welland Canal Region
Mr. Sullivan, living near the Welland Canal, performs a frog charming act using a chirping whistle and laryngeal gurgle. An audience including Mr. Hare Mr. Boyle and Mr. Crogan witnessed about 100 frogs respond to the notes. Sullivan ships bullfrogs to the American market at roughly fifty cents per dozen.
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Mr. Sullivan
Welland Canal
Sullivan
Eggs Per Hen A Year Not Always Realistic
The piece argues breeders overstate yearly egg counts for breeds like Leghorns Brahmas and Plymouth Rocks. It notes a 90 day molt reduces laying days to about 275 per year and averages of 160 eggs per hen are unlikely. Even good flocks seldom reach 100 eggs per hen yearly.
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Plymouth
Perfect Human Foods in New England and South Dishes
The New York Grocer reports fried fishballs brown bread and baked beans from New England meet Voits standard for adult workingmen nutrition. Pease porridge with pork and hog and hominy with meal and bacon for a week also align with the standard.
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New York
New England
Voit
South
Function of the Gizzard in Birds
The gizzard receives swallowed food, stores it in the crop until softened, then slowly moves small portions into the gizzard. There, a muscular stomach with gravel grinds the meal, contracting and expanding to triturate the mass for quick digestion.
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Farmer’s Journal
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Cinday
DR. Talmage
Heligoland
Paris Morgue
OUS French Institution
Galfer Riderhood
New York World