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Newspaper
Caldwell News
Location
Caldwell, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1900
Page
2
Verona Newss Saturday June 9 1900 issue lists subscription price one dollar per year and single copies at advertising rates. The page includes sections for to let wanted lost found and personals with notices and local classifieds.
Stiemes argues Americans lack social retirement and consistent courtesy. He notes Amer icans favor individual independence over formal deportment, citing perfunctory street and church greetings and avoidance of recognitions on trolley cars. The piece critiques casual manners and urges systematic cultivation of good manners at home and in schools.
The piece surveys the 1900 1901 presidential prospects between McKinley and Bryan with party splits gold democrats Bryce democrats and populists, then argues reforming reform schools and parental responsibility, laments the Boer war’s course, and praises Verona’s public grounds civic projects and the Choral Union’s success promoting social betterment.
The death of Mr. Jones G. Clark founder and endower of Clark University Worcester Massachusetts ends one of the men who helped establish higher education in New England. He studied in Europe eight years before returning to found the graduate school and gather teachers. The piece notes Worcester’s pride in the university and its wider impact on American higher learning.
The article surveys Senate tenure with examples like John T. Morgan and others, noting many veterans and long terms. It also contrasts Rocky Mountain storms with the Swine Alps, describing brief but dramatic events and regional weather contrasts across Colorado and Nevada.
The piece explains stellar distances and brightness, noting stars like Arcturus and Canopus. It contrasts human perception with immense cosmic scales and describes how Canopus dwarfs the sun in true brightness. It uses vivid, era-appropriate imagery.
The article surveys claims that an ancient game related to chess existed in Egypt. It cites Chambers and suggests a Hindustan origin about 6 000 years ago influencing Egyptian depictions. The author questions the antiquity and asks whether the game appeared on Egyptian monuments.
The Globe Democrat notes that bees are harmless when swarming or returning laden, and when frightened. It warns that blowing in or rapping on hives scares them and causes bees to release honey, while continual tapping makes bees rush out into any nearby box or skip.
London magazine surveyed 1 000 readers on the question What Wehome and published seven vivid home images from 800 replies. Both rich and poor saw home as a refuge from strife and a center of affection, with meals and comfort highlighted as essential.
A drunken man’s will from Oswego New York bequeaths to society a ruined character and to relatives deep shame and mortification. He leaves his wife a cold heart and a life of hatred, and promises his children poverty and ignorance as remembrance of a drunkard’s grave.
A reader advises cleaning and whitening a sunburned bat using a paste of apple and ter with water. The method aims to restore cleanliness and whiteness, noting home preparation results and satisfaction.
The Advance reports routine pages from the Jamesburg City Home including garden work, trustee meetings, and bids for cottage construction. It notes Sabbath services at St Aloysius and Protestant classes, plus comments on the Reformatory Record and pupils seeking admission, with remarks on discipline and obedience.
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