Home and the meaning of home in life
A reflective prose piece extols home as the true center of happiness and human connection. It contrasts home with wealth and distance, noting its universal reach and the mind's shelter in God's wider love. The author signs as N. . Observer.
After Marriage and the Value of Shared Lives
A columnist argues that marriage benefits from solitude and social ties beyond the couple. It cautions against total isolation and jealousy, urges mutual understanding, and stresses that lasting love combines words with deeds. It includes literary reflections and anecdotes on wishful romance and fame.
Various notes on education and religion across states
Since January 1 1881 Washington Territory has more new churches than in five years. California reports a school population of 215 522 with a $534 059 10 apportionment to counties. The South boosts teachers institutes. Texas hosts eighteen. New Haven uses oral methods in primary arithmetic and geography. The Southern Methodist Church expands in Illinois. California’s new constitution cuts high school aid from the state fund. Pittsburgh teachers oppose private publication funding. Vermont notes Huntington estate funds for education. his will was contested. A Massachusetts church fundraiser included gifts like a dress coat and bonnet for a pastor and wife as the choir surprised them with the hymn.
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Washington Territory
California
South
Texas
New Haven
Southern Methodist Church
Illinois
Record Union
Sacramento
Pittsburgh
Educational Review
Teachers’ Institute
Pitttsburgh Post
Vermont
Aroonah Huntington
Brantford
Canada
Huntington
Congregational
Massachusetts
A Grindstone Homily From Schoolboy Labor Days
A nostalgic reminiscence of turning a grindstone to sharpen a dull scythe. The writer recalls aching arms and back, the long hours, and the relief when the edge finally sharpens. He vows to seek labor-saving machines for future generations and to remember the boys’ weariness.
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Johnnie
Home Government: Firmness With Gentleness For Children
Advice urges parents to unite firmness with gentleness and ensure children understand that promises are kept. Emphasis on consistent expectations, clear communication, and respectful discipline to foster trust and behavior.
England's Australasian Colonies as Food Suppliers to England
A regional comparison shows Australasia's 3.1 million square miles and 1.5 million males yield 36.3 million bushels of wheat and 7.9 million sheep across 1880. Population density is 8.75 per square mile while livestock runs to 75.7 million total, guiding England toward future food imports and trade value near £35 per person.
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England
United States
Missionary Butler on Buddhist beliefs about rebirth for women
Missionary Butler of China notes that Buddhism offers no Heaven for women. He says Chinese damsels labor hard to accumulate merits to appease judges of the underworld and secure a male rebirth for a chance at salvation.
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Missionary Butler
China
Precocious Baltimore forger inside New York bank
Julius Rosenheim a fifteen year old Baltimore resident forged a $100 check drawn on Brown Graves Co in Baltimore and presented it at Union Dime Savings Bank in New York. He was arrested after a pursuit by Detective Edwin Evans and held without bail for trial. He asked to be tried in Baltimore but was told he would face New York charges. The boy begged for leniency citing family pressure and claimed he would reform if given chance. He expressed fear of solitary confinement and harm to himself.
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Julius Rosenheim
South
Exeter Street
Baltimore
Union Dime Savings Bank
Brown, Graves & Co
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Sprague
Messrs. Brown, Graves & Co
Young Rosenheim
Edwin Evans
District Union Telegraph Company
Justice Ford
Jefferson Market
Haley Fiske
Arnoux, Ritch & Woodford
Kennedy
Fiske
Bank
The
Grain Exchange
Baltimore Sur
Leanne
Coney Island
Maryland
New York
Mr. Fiske
Ford
V.V. Y. Sun
Season ends pressure on Newport belles leads to illness
Newport correspondent reports Miss Swan of New York has faced heavy social demands this season. After attending two to four entertainments per night for five to six weeks she collapsed into bed with nervous exhaustion and a mild fever.
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Miss Swan
F. G. Swan
New York
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