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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1885
Page
8
The excerpt describes a sunny July scene with hay, a stream, and distant rabbits as a speaker contemplates a lifelong wedding vow. A romantic exchange follows about making hay together and living together forever, quoting lines attributed to Richard R. Bean in Current.
In a July drive from Oakland to Oakland Fall Daisy faces Tom’s boastful proposal and a stubborn heart. Hidden by hammocks and a key misstep she contends with social pressures, an unseen tramp, and a dramatic night ending with Daisy seeking shelter at the Raymond home.
A small anxious man on Broadway and Chambers struggles to hail a stage. After slipping along the curb he climbs aboard and is jostled by fellow riders. He attempts to ask directions and to alert drivers about a lost delivery book, prompting jest from expressmen before vague resolution.
The piece warns of accidental poisonings caused by keeping poisons with family medicines. It cites cases where bottles were misused for mineral water, a nurse gave corrosive substances, and a mother left poisons accessible, urging a dedicated locked place for all poisons to prevent harm.
A miscellany of humor items and light notes from a late 19th or early 20th century page. Jokes about brass, pawnbrokers, fate and death, plus playful vignettes about children, family letters, and a roller skating anecdote ending in a cartoonish mishap.
Statistics compare women and men graduates ages. Education projects include an African American industrial school in Philadelphia costing 100000 dollars and St Peter's College anniversary at Cambridge. Notes cover Vermont Congregational associations, Sunday schools, a New Orleans Exposition stance, and California alphabet reform proposals.
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