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Newspaper

Henry Republican

Location

Henry, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1870

Page

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Fragmentary verse on printer's fees and joy in printing

A fragmentary early poem notes printer's costs and the singer's rare joy. The lines reference peage and exact feelings, with unclear spelling and archaic phrasing.

Poetic Fragment on St Anne and Silent Service

Fragmentary verse describes an expectant crowd, a church bell, and a solemn entrance. It evokes a religious scene with a quiet crowd, the minister bell, and a figure approaching with modest eyes as praise rises. The text reads like handwritten verse with archaisms and interruptions.

Silent Dinner Table Plot Reveals a Wife's Money Worries

In a dimly lit home a thirty-something couple debates finances as the wife questions her husband about his wealth and future security. He asserts control, assuring he will provide for their three children and education without mortgaging the family.

Riches, ruin and a wife who saved a home

In a tale of 19th century finance Edwin Prescott's wife Mary persuades him to accept reduced means after a market crash. He risks loss of status, yet Mary preserves the home and income, guiding a family of five to a modest restored happiness.

Prescott Miri Mary Cam God Cere Edwy

Tight Lacing Debates In Phillis Rooms Fashion Rules

A meeting of ladies discusses tight lacing as the fashion norm, chaired by Miss Waspe. Speakers recount health harms and beauty claims, noting headaches, fainting, loss of appetite, and altered features while defending the practice for the sake of elegance.

Easilin Fleet Cheera Miss Pinch Misa Gasper Mra. M. Bonpolt Fatty Elen Thio Hind Miss Gosling Miss Bazic Hepatays Miss Prancer Dres Ble

Society Scene on Tight Fashion and Square Dances

In London Punch style commentary, a crowd discusses waist size and health at a square dance. A speaker urges young ladies to avoid tight waists while men favor wealth, warning that fashion can harm happiness. The meeting devolves into heated debate as attendees faint and spectators flee.

Lizeon Odion

Grand Prize Distribution Promises Odd Prizes and War Interest

A handwritten prospectus invites buyers to a lottery with bizarre prizes and a charity aim to fund a widow. The list includes furniture, jewelry, housewares, books, and odd items such as a giraffe attachment, a Wall Street ring, and a two-horse buggy, with proceeds to the author’s widow.

Clinton Warfert T Meng Bae

The Distribution of Wealth in the United States

A Chicago Advance excerpt argues wealth cannot be evenly shared due to population growth outpacing wealth creation. It presents 1870 estimates of national wealth at 24 billion, 4 million voters, and 6 million adult males, showing equal division would yield only 1000 dollars per adult while women and minors lack full adult access. It explains yearly surplus production remains about 1 billion, insufficient to lift all to sufficiency, and notes the moral and political limits of equal distribution.

United States

Sisterly virtue and home guardian role praised in verse

The piece extols the sister as a pure, faithful guardian of the home, quickening virtue and guiding duty with tender kindness. It urges sisters to aspire to innocence, wisdom, patience, and benevolence, portraying sisterhood as a noble office. It also notes Bobboner’s boasts of income and wealth from horse ownership and a Ledger report.

Ator Slater Pho Sinters Horde

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