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Newspaper
Belmont Weekly Dispatch
Location
Belmont, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1890
Page
1
Mrs M Otislas buys the entire unsold stock of C B Newton and Son and the Newton store at a reduced price. Goods include dry goods ready made clothing groceries and notions sold cheap with deliveries to save customers money. Teas and coffees priced below neighbors with delivery saving about 500 dollars a year.
Fragmentary poetic lines praise fatherness and timeless love as life’s pure light. Vague imagery compares love to a rose, truth, chastened pleasure, and the vastness of space, with celestial harmonies echoing eternal longing.
A tired wife envies Miss Stickleback a life of wealth and leisure. A tiny fairy grants her a fantasy rise as a rich spinster, but she learns love and family bring true happiness when she longs to return to her husband Jim and five children.
A historical discourse argues free raw materials hinder commerce and favor England, while protection fosters diversified U S industry. It links tariff policy to wages, farmer wealth, regional growth, and national power through varied manufacturing and shipping trends.
The article explains how photography reveals far more stars than the human eye. A camera records about 134 million visible in a faint exposure, compared with forty four million seen by the naked eye, and up to 400 million stars on a long exposure.
A period piece urges smaller dairy farms over large herds, warns against selling skim milk and adulterated cheese, and calls for reform in milk handling. It cites practices on weather exposure, lactometer use, and the rise of condensed milk as a staple for invalids and infants, noting industry meetings to stop skimmed cheese.
Three young boys ages 6 4 and 2 1 2 discuss cremation with a parent noting they are in favor. Charlie asks when they will be cremated and the parent jokes about eating them with cream, reflecting a morbid family dialogue.
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