President vetoes bill to repeal election laws in 1880 act
The President returns the Judicial Expenses bill with objections. He argues section 2 aims to render the election laws ineffective for the next fiscal year by prohibiting Deputy Marshals and enforcing budget limits, insisting on enforcement of existing laws rather than repeal. He rejects unconditional repeal and maintains duty to execute laws. Executive Message from January 1879 is cited.
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Judicial Department
Congress
United States
Hs Nimler
War and Navy Departments
War and Navy Department
Cote Krees
Executive Department
Hares
Mansrox
Jane B
The Thankless Calling of a Marshton Schoolmaster
In a seaside hotel piazza tale two men discuss teaching rewards and frustrations. A gentlewoman reflects that devoted teachers sow seeds not yet harvested, while Landlord Strong and Miss Dexter command admiration. A former teacher recounts guiding Tom Strong from a troubled start to literacy with patience and aid from his own kitchen generosity.
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Marshton
Strong
Miss Dexter
Lee
Lavas
Rugg
Tom Strong
I Made a Man of Him Strong by Kindness
A teacher describes feeding and mentoring a poor boy named Tom Strong. The daily lunches, study help, and moral support at a village school lead to remarkable transformation. Strong later rises to hotel proprietorship and cherishes the educator who sparked his success.
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Vassar
Tom Strong
Marshton
Strong
Mraz Danic A. Ireston
New England Journal of Education
Industrial notes and farming trends across the South and West
Industrial shifts report ice costs in Florida a fraction of a dollar per ton and ten new factories rising in Southern cities. Rosewood replaces black walnut in furniture while Boston boot and shoe trade remains active. Wheat yields in Georgia are high with forty bushels per acre. Mississippi farmers may shift from cotton to corn and cattle. New York hosts large ice stocks. California grows Evitian wheat. Half Moon Bay coast digging draws workers. Colorado plants more than last year, and Jarolimer cites steel hardening methods. Spain attracts labor-saving tools. medieval farming practices persist there. Boston paves with asphalt blocks. beet sugar experiments gain prominence. lime railroad beets may pay as prices rise.
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Florida
Boston
Tuente
Mississippi
Georgia
Ice
New York City
California
Half Moon Bay
Cal
Colorado
Jarolimer
Spain
Portland
Beet sugar industry expands in New England farms
The Portland Maine Journal notes Maine and New Hampshire growers plant acres for beet sugar, expecting higher raw material prices this year. Promoters forecast beet sugar as a profitable, growth inducing venture for New England agriculture.
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New Hampshire
Maine
New England
Portland
Murderer of Mrs Hull Arrested in Boston
The New York murder suspect Chastine Cox, a Black man employed as a waiter, was tracked to Boston where he pawned cameos linked to the case. He confessed entry through a lower window, robbery motive, and described killing Mrs Hull with a cologne burn and restraint. He was arrested without resistance and identified by Mrs Hull’s watch.
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Hull
New York
Chastine Cox
New York City
Boston
Cox
W. R. Balch
Shawmut Avenue
Balch
Bunker Hill Street
Tull House
Man and Two Barrel Lift Up Empty Barrel Downtown
A small man attempted to haul an empty barrel up stairs on Monroe Avenue as crowds debated methods. Bystanders debated pulley, skids, and manpower while a loud helper tried a plan, only to find the barrel empty when carried to the third floor. The scene ended with the man shouldering the empty vessel and proceeding calmly away.
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Detroit
Monroe Avenue
Littie
Deino Free Press
Farm and Household Tips from Prairie Farmer and More
A collection of old agricultural notes and home care advice. Guidance covers feather care for bedding, reviving pot plants in rich mold, olive or oleander hardier with shelter from prairie winds, strawberry bed layouts using boards to reduce hoeing and keep roots moist, and insect control methods. Includes references to Prairie Farmer and Neola Tribune items.
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Tribune
England
Butter Quality and Packing Practices in Country Markets
Prairie Farmer warns that mixed butter from country dealers often taints the whole package. It condemns improper packing, common salt usage, and heat damage, urging better refrigeration on railroads and stricter dairy cleanliness to ensure true butter quality and fair prices.
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Iran
Sloven
Cleanhands
Rail fence memories from a shared childhood lane
Poem excerpt recalling a playful childhood near a lane with a tall fence. Children squeezed through gaps between bars and laughed at near spills. The verses describe their daring climbs, imagining stars above, and roosters perched on rails as they celebrated fearless play.
Royal Children and a Princess of sorrow in a Tudor tale
A narrative recounts the plight of Elizabeth I as a child and her sister Princess Elizabeth's grim confinement at Carisbrooke Castle. It recounts the king's execution, their bond with their father, and the writings of the young princess about her last meeting with Charles I. The piece blends historical reminiscence with details of period attire and a related footnote on royal monuments and later recollections.
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Charles L
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Allan's Anti-Fat Medicine Promises Quick Weight Loss
An 1828 Boston advertisement touts Allan's Anti-Fat as a vegetable remedy to reduce body fat by two to five pounds weekly, claims dyspepsia and rheumatism relief, and promotes safeness. It also promotes Dr Wilhoff's Anti-Periodic Fever and Ague Tonic as effective against malarial diseases with non dangerous ingredients, sold by Wheelock, Intay & Co. in New Orleans and generic druggists.
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Hichardson & CO
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Summer Round Hats and White India Muslin Scarves
A description of the Summer Round hats highlighting the introduction of a white India muslin scarf. The scarf can be wound around the neck or drawn over the face as a veil. The fabric is the sheerest cream white muslin and noted for its effectiveness.
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