17 Feb 1876
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Newspaper
Columbia County Republican
Location
Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1876
Page
1
The list shows annual and short term pricing terms such as 32.00 a year in advance and 2.50 if not paid in advance. It includes lower tier amounts like 3.00 4.00 6.00 10.00 and mentions two entries with 5.50 6.00 7.00 9.00 15.00. The fragment references July and multiple item lines labeled two tweenies.
Multiple Bloomsburg based financial groups announce officers including presidents J. Mastin, W. Meacock, J. Brower and presidents listed for the Bloomsburg Building and Saving Land Association and Columbia County Mutual Saving Fund and Association. Secretaries include J. Brower and U. Burkley.
Church listings show prayer meetings and services weekly. Weekly Wednesday class at 2 pm and Thursday evening prayer gathering at 7 pm. Regular Tuesday and Thursday sessions denote active community worship at HWAPTIAT CHURCH.
Classified snippet lists physician and surgeon entries in Bloomsburg Pennsylvania with office and residence details on Rock and Market streets plus Matn Street Le L and other partial lines, indicating local medical listings in a historical newspaper page.
At the Old era on Main Street the Court House Stock offers the latest boot and shoe styles for men women and children. The catalog includes gentleman’s double and single top boots, walking shoes, boys’ double sole boots, women’s gloves and morocco shoes, and varied styles in kid and calf leather. Prices are described as the lowest rates for Col. Wubin county residents.
A poetic scene depicts trees in regal winter dress and Winter as a conjurer. Frost and ice bring a fairy spectacle of silver light and hanging wreaths. By noon the magic fades and sheen returns to nature. Bloomsburg, Feb. 7th, lat
Cincinnati Enquirer correspondent interviews John Norris, sole Lawrence survivor, who recounts the Lake Erie battle and Perry’s fleet, the flag Never give up the ship, and Norris’s Kentucky upbringing, service, and medals earned from the victory. It notes Norris’s age, Petersburg Ky residence, and a related note about Miss Charlotte Maria Tacher’s Zenana mission work and Boswell heritage.
The co education of the sexes has been practiced at Cornell College Iowa from the start and both teachers and trustees are satisfied with the system. Of the 145 alumni fifty six are females.
A biographical sketch highlights Chief Justice Waite as a rare, widely praised choice for the nation’s top court. Born in Lyme on November 29, 18?, he built a distinguished Ohio career, served in arbitration, and shaped the legal field with integrity.
A French invention claims to enable stenographic writing at 200 to 300 words per minute using a twelve black and twelve white key keyboard. The device prints on a paper roll with long marks from black keys and dots from white keys, reading in four-letter groupings per line, requiring months of practice to master.
A thoughtful reflection on marriage argues that a wife with firmness and economy steadies a man, while a home filled with temper and jealousy undermines his spirit. A tranquil, peaceful home renews a man’s composure and resolve to face life’s duties.
From Slurper's Magazine, the article lauds Alexander Hamilton as a highly practical and inventive early American statesman. It highlights his modesty in policy, his power to influence minds, and his poised, courteous manner, noting his murder by Aaron Burr as a fatal outcome of dueling’s folly.
A column discusses spending choices favoring books over meals or luxuries, the consequences of alcohol on families, coffee’s spread from Arabia to Europe, and social quirks like a Yale snob and a spelling school romance boosting a marriage plan.
A Boston Past piece argues editors rarely travel for duty, noting the real journalist wields influence unseen by the public. It condemns a traveling troupe of editors as parasites who feast on the country’s products without spending a dollar, contrasting them with the steadfast, unseen editor who works behind his paper.
In his closing speech for Cooper’s Approa ch Bill, he argues for expanded labor access and against idleness. He cites skilled labor, prison labor, and quote is attributed to Gladstone on elevating labor by keeping children in it. He presents the measure as direct justice and essential for prosperity.
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