14 Dec 1880
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Newspaper
Chester Daily Times
Location
Chester, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1880
Page
1
The text argues that only living and capable men can compete in a science based field and that Shoneman Brothers are mentioned in this context while discussing the standards and profitability of the venture.
The canal at Delaware and Raritan is frozen with boats ice bound as officials plan to release water later. Revenue collectors Woodcock and Clark are authorized to expand their parties and arm to meet illicit distiller resistance. The President nominated several appointees including Edgar Stanton and Wolfgang Schoenle to consul posts. Secretary Thompson seeks successor. Ramsey to assume Navy and War duties from the 2th Inst. Payne’s raiders remain in Hannelworth. Grant arrives in Washington for a reception. Yorktown Centennial plan discussed for a October celebration running twenty five days with states allotted days.
The Press Association reports Cabinet discussions on coercive measures in Ireland with resignations expected from two ministers. Rumors arise of Land League leaders to be arrested and magistrates granted extraordinary powers as Dublin strains under Fenian demonstrations and jury selection procedures in the traversers case.
The Frankfort papers hint at a looming minor siege in their city with arrests and visits described. London reports a Crown victory in the Queen's Bench over proceedings against Ritualist Rev. T Pelham Dale, while Cape Town notes a Boer foraging party forced to retreat and Transvaal tensions rising with arrests planned.
St Nicholas announces a new feature Treasure Box of English Literature to launch in the December issue. The department aims to guide young readers toward wholesome reading with illustrated pieces and select works from publishers with consent. It will include poems short stories and sketches and may print long works in full while omitting parts as needed for readers benefit.
A weathered mariner, aged about sixty, returns from a brutal beach crossing with a damp paper parcel. He roars for religion before an audience, then quietly bathes in heat beside a newborn infant. He presents a salt mackerel wrapped in a county paper as a token for the mother, showing a rare gentleness amid his reticence.
A Texas woman repeatedly trusted a bedtime myth until a twilight visit revealed a dummy beneath the sheets. Neighbors rushed in as a pillow-stuffed intruder was unmasked, turning fear to community mirth and a cautious triumph.
A New York fashion correspondent describes an actress's rapid wardrobe change backstage. From dressing room to stage in under five minutes, the routine includes quick glove, dress, and wig swaps, with seconds saved by prefastened ornaments and swift maid assistance.
Dialogue fragment shows Roger accusing Peggy of keeping him waiting while she excuses herself. Leon joins with a remark about his own patience and complaint. The exchange hints at a long courtship and social tension in a quaint rural setting.
The Germantown Telegraph outlines a home burnishing solution for mahogany furniture. Mix one ounce beeswax, half a gallon spirits of turpentine, one pint linseed oil, twelve hours steep, add quarter pound shellac varnish and one ounce alkanet root, warm a week, strain, bottle. Apply a spoonful on baize then rub to create a dark brilliant polish.
The Pennsylvan ia Constitutional Association urges a December thanksgiving service to celebrate Kansas liquor-law repeal as a model for other states. Pastors should preach and congregations rejoice as they seek petitions for the amendment, with local celebration methods urged.
Mrs. Jane Swisshelm relays a Chicago Tribune tale about an early Trinity Church rector who prayed for a sudden death. In old age, he visited his wife’s grave at sunset and died as he spoke of the western sky’s beauty, believing divine aid surpasses human comfort in illness and sorrow.
The notice contrasts common tonics and bitters containing rum with Dr Kennedy’s Favorite Remedy, offered as a syrup without spirits. It claims the nonalcoholic preparation purifies the blood, regulates the liver kidneys and bowels, and strengthens the system for all ages and sexes.
Local shop at 703 EpGMonT Avenue in Chester promises the largest and finest jewelry display in the city with a broad assortment of pieces for every taste.
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