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Newspaper
Moline Review
Location
Moline, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1876
Page
4
A 75-year-old man recounts his life of lavish spending and strict economy. He Airs the cost of nightly lunches theater visits bar and champagne while neglecting his family education and comforts, and warns others against greed and waste.
In a Massachusetts audience Wendell Phillips writes to a lady supporter of women voting. He notes the early hardship of the first experiences at the polls and stresses the great value of the service. He recalls past anti slavery petitions and social barriers to show progress and resolve.
A Chicago child asks if the one eyed man could be elected president and cause war and destruction. The mother answers that it is hard to tell what would happen, but there is no danger now as Florida has gone for Hayes.
Fragmentary OCR notes claim 8 590 vessels on British coasts with 472 totally lost. The garbled text appears to summarize a historical shipping loss figure but is incomplete and unclear.
A long listing covers church membership in Hawaii and Georgia mining profits, theatrical disputes, river tramps, fraud trials in Moscow, a fatal mine explosion near St Clair Pa, vigilante action in Kansas, a Duchess county shooting, a suspicious yacht on the Hudson, a boa constrictor in a ship at Greenock, tea yields in India, missionary activity, coon hunting killings in Kentucky, a London prison sentence for Dr Slade, a Rondout powder explosion attempt, a Daniel Webster statue in Central Park, salmon fishing fashion in England, a San Francisco theatre disaster, London lord mayor banquet, a Chicago fire debt death, Cardinal Antonelli’s death, and odd domestic tales.
In Alliance a Presbyterian clergyman visiting Mr. Clemens shattered the plaster bust of Calvin on the mantel by striking it with his cane. The incident followed his realization of the religious icon’s presence in the library scene.
The article from Caseell's Family Magazine discusses color choices for brunettes blondes and bronze sisters advising positive colors and avoiding harsh tints. It argues that true skill in bonnet making comes from inspiration and foreknowledge, not mere sewing, and suggests observing Regent Street windows to study fashion before attempting home made bonnets.
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