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Newspaper

Lawrence Weekly Journal

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 10, 1887

Page

3

Improvements for Farmers Roads and How to Build Them

Discussion urges farmers clubs to study road improvements using Rudolph Hering’s figures on horse power for different surfaces and methods. It calls for practical debate on drainage, foundations, materials, highway repair, straightening routes, weed control, seeding adjacent land, and how to apply funds for seasonable road work.

Rudolph Hering Ukers’ Club Philadelphia Farmer's Club

Feeding Swine Profitably in Cold Weather Practices

Advice from the National Live-Stock Journal on winter pig feeding urges more frequent meals, with the first feed earlier and the evening meal around 6 30. It warns against long gaps between feeds, stresses digestion capacity, and warns careless management reduces growth and profits in cold weather.

Ivis Tien National

Russian Embroidery Trends Highlight Red Blue Silk Patterns

The Herald notes lace like nets on silk ground and red and blue cross stitches in Russian embroidery. Blue and red embellish many fancy items including aprons with striped embroidery and oxford faille tones. Poudre de Riz nets gain popularity for ceilings over Russian ceilings.

Herald

Punishing Children and Cause in Effect in Parenting

In Babyhood, the author argues that punishment alone fails to teach children cause and effect. A six year old boy’s scribbling leads to a lesson where he notices his sisters have pencils with caps, while his own pencil lacks a cap. The anecdote highlights limited rational understanding in children and questions the value of certain punitive methods.

Spencer

Euchre war at home ends in threats and resentment

A domestic euchre game between Mr Bowser and his wife escalates into accusations of cheating and insults. He threatens to leave, questions her temper, and cites her alleged tricks as the cause of discord. The scene ends with him preparing to depart, noting his departure may extend a week. The Washington Critic notes Lucy Stone predicts a woman president by 2000.

Mr. Bowser Mr.Bowser Syells Chicago Jean Lucy Stone United States Angelina Henry Lucy

Heating railway cars by electric and chemical means proposed

In response to recent railway accidents the Electrical Recueil discusses combining electrical and chemical heating for rail cars. It weighs steam from engine boilers, independent chemical boilers, and storage-battery limits, then suggests a salt of alum boiler heated by electricity and aided by caustic soda if needed, with a dynamo to recharge.

Honigmann

Angelina's Secret Monoply On Earthly Joys

A fragmented tale unfolds with Angelina and Henry urging elopement for shared happiness while a hidden treasure tests loyalty. A curious chamber scene reveals a tan Chinese pug as the treasure, prompting a solitary departure by Henry. The piece shifts to commentary about the Hoosac tunnel sale and a child's astonished steamboat visit.

Puritan Sermon in Early New England Text Revealed

The Portland Press reports the discovery of Robert Cushman's 1621 Plymouth sermon in the Seara Library. It presents Cushman urging colonists to avoid self love, with examples from Standish, Bradford, Winslow, Prince, Brewster and others. The sermon emphasizes humility, unselfish duty, and care for settlers and natives amid hardship.

New England Seara Robert Cushman Plymouth Cushman Miles Standish William Bradford Edward Winslow Thomas Prince William Brewster Isaac Allerton Nathaniel Morton John Bradford John Winslow Thomas Cushman Constant Thomas Southworth Paul Christ Heaven Corinthians Virginis Virginia England Scarsport Cor Portland Press

Jewelry Pins and Rings Make Bold Fashion Statements

A leading Broadway jewelry store showcases jeweled pins with a morning glory design in transparent dark enamel and pave diamonds. Variegated gold work appears in a scarf pin with an engraved bird and wings. A curved shark shaped ring with ampanids and emerald ends stands out as a novelty. The piece notes monograms on coins have faded and comments on wealth estimates and taxable property.

Broadway Baltimore American

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