KEEP A HOUSEHOLD BUDGET
Carl Marshall argues in Thrift that household budgeting relies on basic bookkeeping. He mocks lazy housekeepers who skip records, recalling a country storekeeper outcompeted by rivals who kept accounts. You cannot plan or know your finances without keeping records.
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Carl Marshall
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Highest honors paid to poet Robert Turns in Dumfries
Robert Turns died at Dumfries on July 21 1796 aged 87. His funeral on July 25 featured a military honors procession with soldiers from Dumfries Gentlemen Volunteers Angusshire Fenethle infantry and Cinque Ports cavalry. Hon Robert Bank Jenkinson later Earl of Liverpool attended. Local notable inhabitants joined a vast crowd in the town streets and churchyard.
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Robert Bank Jenkinson
Earl of
Liverpool
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The Faery Queen Poetry Praised For Imaginative Richness
A critic lauds The Faery Queen for its fertility of imagination and musical verse. The noble knightly tales show varied adventures, though repetition and carelessness are noted as flaws. The poet often borrows old material, integrating it into a unique edition with mixed success.
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Roan
Finn
Preserve China Tempering Tea Sets Should Pre-Soak
A Chinese merchant explains that delicate china should be placed in cold water and heated slowly to temper it. By letting the teaware warm gradually until cold, it can better withstand sudden heat expansion. Repeating the treatment is not necessary.
Flower Show History in English Villages
Flower shows have deep roots in English villages with origins back to ancient times. The practice likely spread after 1567 when Flemish weavers fled Philip and Alva. Elizabethan gardens adopted favorites like the gilly flower and the carnation from these floricultural displays.
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Ovid
England
Flanders
Philip
Alva
Elizabeth
Queer Burial Custom Among Alaska Natives
The article describes traditional Alaskan Indian burial rites along the rock-bound coast of the Bering Sea. It states a dead person must pass four stages and four days of feasting and chanting before cremation. The body is hoisted through the roof, not through living doors, before ashes are stored in family grave chests. Modernization has lessened the ritual, but the door passage aversion remains.
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Alaska
Nering Sea
Charlotte Cushman A Century of Theater Legend in Boston
The noted tragedienne Charlotte Cushman born in Boston on July 23, 1816 rose from a musical start to become the leading actress of the English speaking world. She began her farewell U.S. tour forty five years ago and gave her final performance at the Globe Theatre in May 1875, dying less than a year later.
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Charlotte Saunders Cushman
Boston
Miss Cushinen
Lady Mirebeth
New Orleans
England
America
Charlotte Cushman
Palmerston as a Power Seeker Not a Whig Born Tory Leader
G. W. Be Russell argues Palmerston was not a Whig despite long service in Whig administrations. He notes Palmerston, born and bred a Tory, valued power above party. From 1807 to 1830 he held Tory office, then spent years in Whig governments, yet remained fundamentally not a Whig. He cared chiefly for power.
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Palmerston
Gladstone
G. W. BE. Russell
Auto living? Call Roy Weliever for work
Buy or sell an automobile by visiting the Herald office. Drop in to arrange service or listings and connect with the local auto trade contact.
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Call Roy Weliever
Herald Office
Rail labor drives demand for nationalization and wage surge
In Washington, railway union leaders threaten a nationwide strike and push a plan to nationalize railroad and other industries. Citing government wage hikes since 1917, they seek another billion dollar increase and operate railroads under a worker-controlled, communistic profit sharing model. They plan a broad campaign with funds reportedly reaching tens of millions.
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Congress
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Trailroads
Russia
Germany
Austria
United States Railroad Administration
National Treasury
The Advertised Article Opinion on Advertising Trust
A brief note on merchant confidence in ads, asserting buyers may rely on advertised goods as up to date and not shop worn, and that patrons are safe patronizing merchants whose ads appear in the paper.
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