02 Nov 1870
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Newspaper
Massillon Independent
Location
Massillon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1870
Page
1
A letter urges forming a Young Men's Christian Association to guide urban youths away from saloons by providing meeting places and moral influence. Nebraska Beatrice report details town size, industry, land values, railroads, and growth prospects for immigrants seeking opportunity in Jefferson County.
The article notes growing freedom for women in medicine in France, with Husson and Milne Edwards backing a free school of medicine for women. It describes women serving as nurses, dispensers, and dentists in Paris and Tarnery, and proposes a separate program for women doctors in Algeria. It closes with a Lincoln quote about trivial value among friends.
A playful portrait praising the fox as a clever, glib trickster. The piece contrasts fox wit with human foibles, noting the animal’s charm and cunning while hinting at its opportunistic nature. It catalogs quirks, from politeness to elusive decisions, and ends with musings on genius versus common sense.
A four week telegraph history recounts vast dispatches to New York about one hundred thousand words. A single press dominates the reporting, delivering rapid, precise messages from distant cables with patient, almost magical accuracy as the line spans four thousand miles. The New York press is praised for its unparalleled enterprise and reach.
Practical notes on washing woolen fabrics and handling hot ironware, plus tips on cleaning copper and brass with salt and vinegar. Fragments recount graves in China, a picaresque tale of theft rankings, corset lore, and humorous quips about Victorian manners and public notices.
Stale bread and biscuits can be refreshed by dipping in warm water and warming briefly in the oven. If a loaf or cake is too stale for the table, moisten it slightly and heat it through in the oven. In preparing stitch either moisted or ,
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