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Newspaper
Moline Review
Location
Moline, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1879
Page
2
A fragmentary verse notes muslin and French poplin scraps used for clothing. Elizabeth and Maud are mentioned with urgency over garments and constant repairs, hinting at dressmaking activity and eager excitement.
In a Vermont hillside gathering Dora Schenck defies social norms with Grace Hamilton pressing obedience while Mr Horton, a minister, rescues her from danger and is drawn to her bold spirit. A rattlesnake episode and tense ascent deepen their bond, leading to a cautious engagement and a humorous ending about humorists and duty.
London correspondent reports Sir John Lubbock's view that ants from the same nest recognize each other by smell rather than a sign or password. Experiments with nurse ants show they welcome their own pups, while pups raised by strangers are largely attacked when returned home. The piece also mentions Turkish customs, a rattlesnake sighting in Georgia, and a medical caution about medicines for children.
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