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Newspaper
Boston Weekly Globe
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1885
Page
16
A writer reflects on social mobility from President Tyler to a Tyler grandson named watchman in the Interior Department. The piece contrasts refined reunion era decorum with modern display of dogs and pets in public life, railing at superficial status symbols and praising more substantive virtue.
A poem extols farm life versus field toil. It contrasts pleasant porch resting with harsh scythe work in heat, pigs at high prices, and winter fire scenes. It ends praising farmer independence under God yet notes the demanding eighteen hour days and six hours of rest.
Rabbi Solomon Schindler outlines why predicting the future remains fraught with danger, contrasts occult forecasters with genuine prophets, and argues that future God ideas will unify humanity under monotheism. He traces Judaism’s role in shaping a nontrinitarian, evolving God concept and previews next lecture on good and evil.
Dr James P Kimball says total expenditures fell by 197089 in the 12 months to June 30 1886 with earnings of 6082680 led by seigniorage on silver dollars. Gold coinage reached 34077380 while silver coinage totaled 30022347 and minor coins added 1 706651 pieces. World production and trade balances described.
Mr. Fisher, touring Germany with the English Mikado company, has played Ko Ko over 500 times and developed a belief he is the real Lord High Executioner. Similar stage egomania affected Mime, Deshiatins, a 17th century French prima donna, who headlined as queens and required subservience. Mrs. Loftus in England also suffered frommania of greatness and ruined her finances by trying to live like her stage roles.
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