Catholic views on secularizing schools and tax funding
Catholic groups argue against sectarian education in public schools and demand freedom to educate children in their own faith. They urge state funding or exemptions only for schools aligned with Catholic doctrine, opposing taxes supporting nonCatholic or nonreligious instruction. Concerns include Bible reading in schools and the control of instruction by church authorities.
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Catholic Stand on Bible in Public Schools Demands Conscience Rights
Excerpts from Roman Catholic journals argue for state funding of education with religious instruction under church oversight. They condemn liberal and Protestant positions, call for separate Catholic schools or non-taxation if needed, and frame education as a right of God. The Tablet commentary voices strong defense of Catholic rights and independence from secular schooling standards.
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Italy
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United States
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The Physiology of Clothing and Winter Health
The piece argues cold weather demands proper clothing to prevent vascular disturbance and disease. It emphasizes loose, ample wraps, the benefits of cold baths with vigorous rubs, and cautions against fashion-driven tight or uneven dressing that concentrates heat loss and disrupts circulation. It cites Mr Garrod on surface tension and heat transfer, warning of systemic harm from partial coverage and uneven protection.
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Cambridge
England
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Unfit Child Clothing Harms Vital Health Says Appileion
The piece condemns mothers vanity and fathers indifference leading to cruel child dress. It notes children often wear heavy garments on the head and trunk while arms and legs are naked or thinly clad, draining vital forces and risking future feebleness and disease.
Curious facts about early American presidents and vice presidents
The article surveys presidential and vice-presidential history, noting three presidents died on July 4, Virginians held the presidency from 1801 to 1825, four of the first six presidents rose from the Secretary of State, and other striking trivia. It highlights births in 1782 of Webster Calhoun Benton Van Buren Cass, limited chief justices, and statements about the capital’s location, risky political bargains, and notable vice presidential occurrences. It mentions three presidents died in office, three were elected VP before becoming president, three VPs died in office, and two young VPs indicted for treason with dismissals, plus Calhoun resigning as Senate President to argue state rights.
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Thomas Jefferson
James Monroe
New York
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Secretary of the Treasury
Great Britain
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John C. Calhoun
Thomas H. Benton
Martin van Buren
Lewis Cass
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Roger B. Taney
United States
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Johno Tyler
Millard Fillmore
Andrew Johnson
Aaron Burr
John C Breckinridge
Senate
The Trustworthy Boy Who Kept His Word
Alfred vanished at sunset as neighbors noted boys swam at the river. He returned by eight thirty claiming he promised his mother he would not go there without leave. He explained helping James find a stray cow and kept to his word, earning praise from the neighbor for becoming a good man.
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Alfred
James
Night Air and the Case for Open Windows
Florence Nightingale argues that night air is often purer than indoor air and urges opening windows to bring in outside air for healing. She notes city air can be best after ten at night and warns against shutting windows during illness while acknowledging the need for light.
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London
Florence Nightingale
How Maxy How Many Apples Solve a Marriage Bet
A young man asks an old man for his daughter in marriage. The test: from an orchard bring an exact number of apples, divide by halves and halves of remainders with over portions, leaving one for the suitor if willing. The tale then shifts to Tomah where Native travelers aboard Conductor Green’s train snub white passengers, the headman declaring Me no like white man.
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Sue
Joe
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Widow Green
Gantidmen
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Arry
Hatty
Susan
Barry
Christ
Bethesda
Hetty
Paradise
Abe
Jenny
Angela
Mrs Waite
Tia Widow Green
The New Year Gift and a Quiet Reckoning
A domestic scene unfolds as Harry and Hetty weigh gifts and moral duties on New Year’s Eve. Honoring neighbors and family, a shared sense of charity emerges amid reflections on faith, forgiveness, and heavenly patterns guiding ordinary life. The narrative weaves memory, religious exhortation, and hopeful resolve for the year ahead.
Tragic tale of Charlotte Stanley grave near Broadway stone
Appletons Journal recounts the hidden tale of Charlotte Temmlg later known as Charlotte Stanley, a beauty whose romance with an English officer ended in desertion and death. The Suffolk heiress Earl of Derby lineage and the memorial plate vanished after theft, with sparrows and a forget me not marking the grave near Broadway as readers glimpse in a lingering New York streetside ruin.
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York
England
New York
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Charlotte
Mogland
Earl of Derby
Lord Stanley
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Charlotte Lemper
Appletons Journal
Interior of St Pancras Station Engraved in Scientific American
An engraving shows the interior of St Pancras Station in London by Midland Railway. The station spans nearly ten acres and features the widest roof span, 640 feet long with a 240 feet clear span, covering six platforms and ten tracks.
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Scientific American
St. Pancras Station
Midland Raiway
London
Romain
French Cement for Steam Joints Improves Pipe Sealing
The article describes making a steam joint cement from white and red lead ground in oil. It instructs pounding until tenacious enough to stretch, then packing between flange joints with a thin gasket to prevent water ingress. The cement is said to resist dream or water and be the best known to engineers.
Felons on the finger cure promoted in reckless remedy
An article touts a home remedy for felons on the finger urging readers to bake rock salt, mix with turpentine, apply to a rag, and rewrap for twenty four hours claiming the felon will die. It ends with a sharp proverb about wisdom and fools.
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