08 Oct 1890
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Newspaper
Cambridge Herald
Location
Cambridge, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1890
Page
1
A moral verse contrasts appearance with virtue, urging success as a path to respect and acceptance. It argues that status brings generosity from friends and loved ones while failure breeds grievance, ending with a call to triumph to avoid judgment.
Mollie Briggs confronts her husband Hiram who plans to sell the farm. He leaves to seek a mythical pot of gold, but Mollie runs the south lot, pays the mortgage, and expands the farm. Hiram returns, repentant, finding Mollie's success and a real reward in work rather than luck.
A 18th century fashion note recalls extravagant head-dresses around 1775 with four foot ostrich plumes and doorway obstruction. It traces shifts from top-knop and thorned styles to zealous flourishes with flowers, gems, wings and animal forms, including Hannah More’s sharp critique.
A humorous Victorian meditation blends a recipe for a good husband with travel writing on a Holy Land journey. The text extols wifely tact, forbearance, and domestic skills as essential ingredients, then shifts to Dr. Talmage’s sermon notes and vivid pilgrim observations from Joppa to Jerusalem, detailing landscapes, cultures, and biblical allusions. The narrator reflects on Israelite restoration and Jerusalem’s majesty as twilight closes the second day in Palestine.
A Golden Rule discussion splits crankiness into harmless protest and harmful fault finding. It urges indifference to critics and steady right action, noting controversy sustains the crank and citing Wilde and a soul physician to suggest self restraint and focus on meaningful causes.
Statewide note finds Jo Johxson winning Democratic primaries in the Twenty first District Cleveland and party nomination for Congress. Reports detail multiple deaths and accidents including Willien Williams aged ten and Clarence Mackelfresh nine from the Glendale accident near Winton Place, plus a worker killed at Star Furnace and a stone mason fatality in Findlay. Population tallies for Columbus reach 90 398, with several city and district political shifts and local court actions.
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