26 Oct 1877
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Newspaper
Columbus Democrat
Location
Columbus, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1877
Page
1
Jennie June argues money rarely drives marriage to older men. she says today’s young men lack home life dedication and ambition, preferring clubs, theater, and fast pleasures. The piece links advice to mothers and includes additional excerpts on social topics and narrations about labor and technology.
A writer describes descending into the old Church of Capucines crypts in Vienna, noting Maximilian’s coffin, Napoleon II, Francis I, Maria Theresa, and the heart urns, with reflections on monarchy, exile, and the grim display of imperial relics. The piece contrasts somber reverence with the macabre atmosphere of royal remains.
A collage of editorial notes on dividend disputes between Dividends Dite and Rushville Republicans, then a Buffalo Commercial anecdote about a Polk County woman dressing in her husband’s clothes, followed by cites on Mars moons. The piece references Swift and Gulliver’s Travels while contrasting modern astronomy with earlier knowledge.
A collection of brief items and anecdotes: church daily Bible reading and kindness themes. a war correspondent's grim Bulgaria dispatch describing Biela's squalor and malaria among imperial staff. a Tombs Court case where a boy pretends to parse a sentence to win release. a schoolroom moment about a cow call. notes on electric current speed and De Witt Talmage’s remark about Stanley.
Best stable butter-the Billy goat. Children’s wear. Who'd think it. Kindness gives birth to kindness. Trade dollars circulate very freely. See tobacco chewer's music-Spit ie, East Indian pigs eat the venomous cobra.
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