Mothers Should Train Children As If They Were Royals
The quote urges every mother to prepare her children with careful training as if they were destined to be kings and queens, emphasizing disciplined upbringing and high expectations.
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Newspaper
Lamar Register
Location
Lamar, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1896
Page
2
The quote urges every mother to prepare her children with careful training as if they were destined to be kings and queens, emphasizing disciplined upbringing and high expectations.
Witnesses and officials confirm that 800000 bushels of wheat stored in Chicago elevators destroyed by the blaze were genuine grain. Fire investigators say the loss impacts local markets and storage facilities. No injuries reported. cause under review by fire marshals.
Obituary notes the death of the inventor credited with the corncob pipe. It also mentions the cab bage seat as a substitute for tobacco, highlighting the inventor's notoriety.
A London report describes a new pe Dicycle for winter use, claimed to reach twelve miles an hour with ease. Skates attach to the wheel and can be detached quickly when snow or ice ends, allowing normal riding until smooth skating ground returns.
The article notes that employer liability for workmen injuries may aid dentists. It describes a match company case where an employee died after teeth exposure to phosphorus fumes. A subsequent inspection found many workers with defective teeth and the firm required visits to a dentist or loss of employment.
In Cambridge Massachusetts a new lens is said to enable viewing farther into space than ever before. The device will be used in a telescope near Chicago, drawing keen interest from astronomers. Alvan Clark, renowned for advancing celestial observation, anticipates the test outcome.
Doctor Boyd recalls a U S letter praising his sermons read aloud in a room every Sunday. He also recounts a Edinburgh parishioner’s joke that a husband finds sleep when hearing a beloved minister’s sermons, though the sermons were not published for that purpose.
A new meteorological year brings night warnings to mariners using electric lights and colored rockets. Weather Bureau seaboard stations flash searchlight beams to ships and then fire rockets to signal impending storms, a system understood by shipmasters.
The report notes apples fetch ten cante bushes in portions sold in Miasgourt. Local traders report steady demand as harvest markets remain active.
Mrs. Frank P. Arbuckle attended the funeral of Frank Arbuckle at St Chrysostom s chapel in New York City. The widow will travel to Denver for life insurance matters totaling eighty thousand dollars. Investigations into Arbuckle s jewelry loss yielded few clues as suspects face Harlem court arraignments.
Cleveland manufacturers react to Chicago news of the wire nail trust collapse. A representative says subsidies end soon and his company plans to run 24 machines on the 25th, while freeing from the trust sparks a potential war with the steel pool over billet pricing.
Complete official returns from Montana's recent election report William Jennings Bryan with 43,680 votes and William McKinley with 19,490, giving Bryan a statewide majority of 83,190. The Palmer ticket did not appear on the ballot.
Washington officials disclose that the secretary of state has amended consular regulations to reduce protest fees and other charges. Consuls previously earned salaries of 5,000 dollars while illicit notarial fees boosted annual income to between 15 000 and 25 000 dollars in London Liverpool and Paris.
On November 22 Dr Storrs Jubilee marked by a children’s day at the Pilgrims church. Sunday school children led the afternoon program while several pastors delivered addresses. Special services were held morning and evening to honor the golden jubilee.
Key West reports General Weyler moving toward the coast of Pinar del Rio after taking mountain passes abandoned by the Cubans. Spanish forces destroy Cuban camps and plantations while capturing portraits and papers at General Maceo's residence. Supreme Court upholds California Wright irrigation law.
E McBee of Norfolk Virginia organizes Seabeant line to fund a lecture tour by William Jennings Bryan. Destinations include Atlanta Jacksonville Savannah Augusta Birmingham New Orleans then Texas California and Oregon with first talk in Atlanta and a large public reception planned. Remuneration reportedly exceeds his U S presidency salary if elected again.
A Topeka report outlines a Populist idea to establish a Crawford County land colony with 2 000 acres, funding a large farming camp and factories. About 200 men are ready to relocate, with profits shared among part owners and a projected start next spring.
A desultory dispatch from New Castle Delaware notes Tetuan Spain protests to the U S secretary regarding a flag incident involving a military company carrying 50 colors from an armory and protesting American actions.
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