Norwey Court of Conciliation and Conductors
A Minneapolis Tribune dispatch details Norway's court of conciliation with two judges submitting fair settlements in civil matters, weekly sessions in cities, monthly in rural districts, and a 25 cent fee. It also notes railroad firms preferring conductors with stable families to promote loyalty and reduce misconduct, citing a Saint Louis example.
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The Children’s Won and the Books in Homes
Felix Obyhoy argues in the New York Evening Post that books lure children away from fireside life. He laments smaller city homes, packed into spaces where elders impose quiet, urging a reform to give children a visible and heard presence at home.
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Ostrich seats fuel demand at Harbor Lights show
An impatient countryman clashed with Treasurer McDonough at Miner's theatre over ostrich seats. He demanded two ostrich seats priced at one dollar each and secured the best remaining in the house as a crowd gathered for Harbor Lights.
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South Carolina Phosphate Mines Pull Hidden Wealth
Charleston reports on Ashby River region phosphate beds beneath 15 to 20 inches of soil. Mining uses tramways and kilns to produce rock for sulfuric acid treatment, yielding about 195000 tons annually with 20 percent profit. Labor by African Americans supports seven major deposits feeding Europe.
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Curious Frog and Bank Tricks Share Page in Humorous Item
A humorous tale from Mrs Dinner recounts a hungry frog attempting to swallow a worm and failing, eventually escaping by winding the prey down a rose stem. The piece also notes Bank of England doors balanced to thwart theft and bullion rooms submerged in water, plus a reflection from South Norwalk preacher comparing newspapers to the Bible in reporting crime and misdeeds.
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