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Newspaper

Freeport Journal

Location

Freeport, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jul 27, 1881

Page

6

Good Templars Lodge News Encourages Active Local Work

The Good Templars column reports lodge earnings from Scales Mound and Dakota, notes Davis Lodge revival and planned Mineral Point journal, and urges members to bolster temperance efforts. It advocates committee outreach to shops and mills, protecting youth, and caring for the fallen while promoting the Grand Lodge drive.

Scales Mound Dakota Lodge Davis Lodge Good Templars Mineral Point Illinois Bros. Allen & Teasdale G. T Allen & Teasdale Wis Grand Lodge Holland

Fern care for shaded garden corners and moisture needs

The passage explains how ferns thrive in shady, moist spots and under walls or trees. It notes that ferns prefer native soil or made soil with loam, peat, and leaf mold, require proper drainage, and need space for rhizomes to develop. avoid wedging them in crevices and provide a suitable growing environment with logs and stones. Ivy is mentioned as a prolific grower that competes with ferns.

Littre baptized on deathbed as Catholic faith questioned

The late M Littre, long a leading advocate of passive philosophy, was baptized shortly before death. A year earlier he published a faith confession saying he could not accept Catholic world view but felt no desire to join their church. The piece ends with a xenophobic quip about hanging.

M. Littre F. Exner Carter Emmert & Burrell Boston Elijah Carter Court of Appeals George I. Lenry Metropolitan Bank of New York People’s Church of Boston Colored Friends England Ama Abbott

The Farmer's Hired Man Parable From the Market Stand

An elderly farmer laments the decline of hired help, contrasting past sturdy workers with modern hired men. He recalls long hours, simple meals, and tough discipline, then worries changes in manners and expectations threaten agriculture’s future. The piece is drawn from the Detroit Free Press.

Peck Detroit Free Press

Price Confusion Over A Bottle At The Drugstore

An elderly Louisville woman argues with a druggist over the price and sale terms of a bottle. The clerk insists a single bottle costs 1.30 dollars while a dozen costs more, and the customer contemplates leaving without purchase after a long back and forth.

Louisville O. L

French to establish Cape Horn observatory on magnetism

The French government plans an observatory at Cape Horn to collect terrestrial magnetic data. The team will sail on the same vessel that will carry the astronomers who aim to utilize the upcoming transit of Venus.

Cape Horn

Comedy and satire mix in a late 19th century column

A collage of quips on manners and morals includes jokes about gender and gossip, observations on crime and punishment, medical quackery, and outdated social norms. It references roller skating, lavish funerals, housing, and a range of small anecdotes with local color and public notices.

Noisy Rivalry Marital Feature Described In Lavish Garb

A San Francisco correspondent savors a rivals wedding with vivid fashion notes. The bride wears lavender silk and orange wreaths while gloves burst at the thumbs. The groom appears stiff in a tight black suit and a too snug collar, his shirt button popping during the ceremony.

San Francisco Tehama Street

City Directory of Churches and Officials Listed

Directory lists multiple churches with locations and service times including German Evangelical Emanuel Emanuel and St John, plus Methodist and Presbyterian congregations. It also notes city officials such as Mayor James McNamara, City Clerk Warren C. Clark, City Treasurer D B Breed, City Attorney J C Kean, City Marshal E and Chamberlin, and street commissioner W Knpshild along with ward aldermen.

James McNamara McNamara Stephenson St Warren C. Clark Fry’s Block D. B. Breed Journal J C Kean E & Chamberlin W Knpsehild F E Jose T L Waddell J Hartman J Brown Taylor Louis Stoskopf H J Porter Win H Wagner

County Officials and Court House Office Locations

Clerk I F Kieckner and Treasurer W W Hutchison among listed county officers. Recorder Dan Brewster Sheriff Captain Stewart Surveyor Hiram Shons. All county offices are in the Court House.

I F Kieckner W W Hutchison Dan’ Brewster Captain Stewart Hiram Shons

School Board and Superintendent Office Hours Noted

The Board of Education under President William C. Wright with W. G. Barnes and H. J. Porter lists Superintendent Chas. Snyder. Office in High School building with hours from 7:30 to 9:00 o'clock a.m.

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