Money’s Circulation Tracked in Amusing Family Lesson
An eye witness recounts a five dollar note passing around a family as Aunt Susan Grace and Frank settle debts with playful exchanges. The tale ends with reflections on debt, money, and the inevitability of death, urging honest payments and reminding readers that change is the only true constant.
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Grace
Susan
Frank
Aunt Susan
Mrs. Barker
Mr. Barker
London
T. Jackson
Newgate Street
M. Lindsell
Pater Nester Row
Mr. Golbourne
Duke Street
B. R. Brown
Broadway
New York
U.S
United States
The Appeal Classified Rates and Policies
The Appeal announces weekly Friday publication with ad pricing. Ads priced per square, 10 lines or less for 100, extra lines 75 cents. yearly ads get liberal discounts. Candidate notices 5 dollars. Obituaries over five lines at standard rates. Prepayment required. late payment adds 25 percent. All communications go to the proprietor.
Excavations Reveal Roman Foundations Under Modern City
Ancient Rome’s crust of earth, built over brutal wars, is being peeled away as digs near the Pantheon and Colosseum disclose foundations, marble slabs, and monuments below the original level. Excavations progress amid growing public interest and antiquarian insights. Sapness rises as a mysterious, bittersweet mood, fleeting yet stirring.
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Rome
Pantheon
Signor Ross
Colosseum
Happy Homes and the Value of a Happy Family
The article argues that a happy home is essential and that even successful people can suffer from unhappy private lives. It notes that fame and wealth cannot compensate for a lack of congenial home life and contrasts marriages formed from affection with those derailed by misfortune. It ends by praising couples whose homes remain happy from start to finish.
Social Life and the Value of Acquaintances
A commentary on making cheerful companionship through active efforts. Readers are urged to push for doors to open, greet everyone, and learn from each new contact. A civic note praises a genial, benevolent spirit as beneficial to individuals and the community.
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Earth
How Shot Is Made in Baltimore Tall Towers
A Baltimore American description details shot manufacture at a shot tower. Lead mixed with temper forms molten alloy for dropping into water to form spheres. Elevators and drying pans dry the pellets, then a Liverpool agent urges Southern farmers to diversify economy and rely on crafts. A reward notice and a Syracuse wife tragedy are included in the stray items.
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Baltimore American
Lawton
Liverpool
Direct Trade Union
Paris fashions of Lucy Hooper described in 19th century piece
Lucy Hooper outlines a new Paris fashion trend with long plain trains, wide fur and feather bands, and bird down accents. She notes tight corsage styles, shone tabber gowns, oversized bonnets with ostrich trim, and a shift toward showing the figure, paired with lighthearted quips on Friday lore and moral duties.
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Lucy Hooper
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