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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1878
Page
1
A fragmentary dialogue recalls a moonlit Newport terrace scene. Two speakers recount lingering moments after the ballroom, the darkness, and the summer night. The question lingers whether affection blossomed as they spoke of courage, closeness, and holding hands.
In Locust Lawns a spoiled heiress Agatha Mordaunt marries Joy Eggleston amid family schemes and social gaiety. Sylvie, the virtuous ward, loves Joy but is abandoned as Agatha wins him. A forged marriage leads to tragedy when Sylvie dies and Joy spirals into dissipation, leaving Agatha to endure hardship and eventual shared humility.
A Popular Science article advocates temperance by replacing saloons with public coffee houses open to workers from morning hours. It highlights Liverpool experiments with cocoa and tea rooms, profitable operations, and readings for workers, arguing such social venues curb drinking while offering comfort and sociability.
A critical brief extols Mother Goose as essential in English poetry, praising Little Bo Peep and Jack Horner for their imaginative reach. The piece compares Mother Goose to Shakespeare, noting sparing detail, timeless verse, and a shift toward modern domestic concerns and social satire.
A miscellany notes Mexico's import trade at 74 million dollars with England supplying 60 million. October arrivals at Castle Garden reach 1 815 emigrants while New York port shows 25 863 arrivals in three months, against 20 109 year prior. Also listed are a Lamartine manuscript, pawnshop loans, and other diverse items including bee infestations, wool clips, New Hampshire railroad rates, and a domestic anecdote.
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