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Newspaper

Daily Star

Location

Marion, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 22, 1877

Page

3

Oldest and noblest work in daily family life

The text argues that kitchen chores like washing, sweeping, and cooking are meaningful, praising the diligence of those who provide meals and care. It frames domestic labor as essential, God-given service that brings daily joy to the family, urging gratitude over complaint.

Anna's Plan Ends With Wedding by Moonlit Run

Anna Gracey defies her father to marry Richard Landon after secretly plotting a Moonlit elopement. She tricks Cousin Thomas Wilby, steals the reins, and flees in Richard's chaise to Westfield. The couple wed and return to announce forgiveness. Mr. Gracey yields, praising his daughter's strong will and planning a family feast.

Mr. Gracey Anna Westfield Corners Richard Landon Richard Gracey Landona Tom Thomas Wilby Thomas Westfield Dean Ricnaxo Willis Ricuard Chais Pope Father Fiew Willis’s eSther Chaise Father Landon

The Lawyer and the Emetic and Fire Safety Rules

A Manchester Courier correspondent recounts a tale of a chemist and a lawyer who quarrel and a mistaken poisoning scare. The emetic cures a misread arsenic scare after sugar dust leads to a chaotic shop scene. Also included are 19 practical household fire safety rules detailing oil quality, lamp handling, matches, safe storage, and regular furnace checks.

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Quaint Punishments at Boston Latin School

Mr. H. E. Scudder recounts how Gardner, late head of the Boston Latin School, punished pupils with varied methods. He used candy bags from muslin and a “house wife” to stage performances while correcting misbehavior. A classmate who tormented another faced public mockery as hair was pulled and a face slapped.

H. E. Scudder Harper’s Magazine Gardner Boston Latin School Mr. Gardner

Bunch of Grapes Exhibited in San Francisco Store

An exhibition at a Dupon Street store in San Francisco displays a mammoth grape cluster from the Santa Barbara grapevine. The 1 pound, six feet around, three feet long cluster claims a 10,000 pound annual yield, described as the largest bunch.

Dupon Street San Francisco Santa Barbar

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