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Newspaper
Cedartown Record
Location
Cedartown, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1876
Page
4
A wife confronts her husband about money and the role of a wife in marriage. She recalls their vows and argues for equal partnership, challenging his view of the household burden and her duties as a housekeeper and partner. The exchange escalates as they discuss work, support, and compensation.
In a remote early settlement near Horsehead, hunter Jacob Hurnap lives with his wife Polly and their nine year old child. Their sparsely peopled frontier is tense as a lone horseman, Lans Morton, visits Polly at dusk and joins for supper while Jacob is away fourth day. Morton plans to stay twelve hours, sharing the neighborhood news and rumors of the Eastern valley. Polly, armed and capable, remains wary yet confident in their safety, while Morton’s presence highlights isolation and trust in this small frontier community.
A disputed marriage scene unfolds as a wife narrates her mounting burdens. She questions fair division of household labor, childcare, and expenses, while noting her husband’s indifference to her sacrifices. The quarrel ends with a tense night and a bitter memory of a $20 private bill.
A long survey of New York French Italian and German eateries describes the rise of French restaurants in the mid city led by Wooster Prince and Houston streets serving full dinners at modest prices. It contrasts lively French rooms with Italian spots noted for sociable patrons and dramatic dining rituals across diverse districts.
The New York City Methodist church extension and missionary society reports ten years of work with 4,000 converts and 1,262 members in organized churches. It lists 23 Protestant and Armenian congregations, 2,600 attendees at the annual gathering, 4771 Sunday school scholars since 1866, and total funds of 470,008 dollars directed to its field.
A crowded antique ad page lauds De Merce’s Pleasant Murgative Pellet and Seneyea’s Purgatives, praising their supposed cures and urging readers to buy. It catalogs stock from Caswall, Hnhaard & Co, and lists a Philadelphia dealer’s ware including books, pianos, and organ boats, with sales pitches and testimonials framed as medical authority.
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