07 Jan 1875
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1875
Page
1
A lengthy guidance piece urges calm disciplined parenting over constant scolding. It advocates silent, stated consequences, early permission of privileges for good behavior, and gentle authority built from infancy to foster self control, warmth, and trust.
Kisses on a brow deem a rich diadem says N Cooke as critique on manners. Kentucky State Grange fixes officer salaries with Master 1000 dollars plus expenses and Secretary 1000. Fallstown ship Muskingam county reveals superior stone quarry potential near Baltimore and Ohio rail. Kalakaua links to Massachusetts sailor via marriage to Kamehameha era. A Boston mission meeting sofa hider notes women discussing hair dye rather than heathen topics. Postal cards waste away at Dead Letter Office due to missing addresses. Southern farmers report heavy crops of small grain year to date. Strataville Mining and Coal Company holds largest state mine area with 240 railroad cars used for transport. Putenam county murderer Good man leaves a child unseen until death sentence.
Imagines Sunday’s absence enslaving laborers across fields, mills, factories, and docks. Describes endless fatigue, ruined joy, crippled industry, and a joyless world if rest days vanish, urging the value of Sabbath rest for workers and society.
A jumble of anecdotes and curious observations from late 19th century pages. garbled bits recount a New Orvicans judge, veil etiquette, and a mother in law revealed. It notes Wheeler's NY Geographical Society talk on U S exploring parties in Colorado New Mexico and Arizona and details of engineers surveying territories.
A San Francisco Chronicle report recalls Mrs W. Otford of Alfred aged and poor who traveled to see her children in the state. On the emigrant train she slept in her son’s arms near San Jose and died in a peaceful slumber after fatigue and long journey.
A proposed amendment outlines time limits for applying to the Constitution for claims against the government. It sets a nine to ten year window after the applicant gains legal right and capacity, with possible shorter periods if provided, ensuring courts cannot misconstrue the law. The measure emphasizes a firm deadline and safeguards against delays.
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