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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1893
Page
4
A hazy scene in Harper's Magazine evokes a white-haired mother gazing at her son as he grows from a study-age child to a man. She recalls the days of early schooling and the hopeful reassurance of “No fear for our little one” amid a life that moves from quiet home to bustling world.
In the Maine Farmer tale, Letty White endures grueling domestic toil while husband George underestimates her load. After Letty sustains an injury, Mary Ann, a neighbor's daughter, is hired, leading to a reversal as George concedes the hardship of a woman's daily tasks. Dora may come to assist, and the couple reconsiders labor divisions amid farm life pressures.
A Chicago Record excerpt praises the domestic wife as refreshing to weary workers. It portrays the home girl as calm, practical, and skilled in kitchen duties, contrasting her with a stock minded wage earner and noting her faded visibility as a societal ideal. It ends by recalling seasonal wardrobe changes and the domestic ideal.
A traveler to the Malay Peninsula says the patives use the smallest coin in the world a wafer crafted from the resin of a tree valued at about 110 000th of a pean.
The article recounts John Ruskin’s experiments in Marylebone with fair rents and humane landlordism, including an unadvertised tea store selling unadulterated tea. It notes his belief in cleanliness as education and his street-cleaning project near the British Museum and St. Giles, plus a student-led road repair effort at Oxford that yielded practical lessons.
The Count of Paris and his eldest son visited Copenhagen amid Greek and Russian royal visits to discuss a betrothal between the Duke of Orleans and Princess Marie of Greece. The match faced Greek church bans on cousin marriages and opposition from the czarist circle due to the Duke’s past scandal.
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