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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1882
Page
2
A verse by Mary A Barr appears in Harper's Weekly lamenting the night before the mowing. It contrasts youthful beauty with coming labor and sorrow and counsels acceptance of life’s harsh duties.
Chris faces social intrigue as Valerie seeks control while Keith Falconer quietly studies his rival. A moonlit walk leads to a dramatic breakfast room confession where Falconer asks Chris to marry him, prompting a pivotal return to normal life and a fresh future for Chris.
Lord Granville denounces using force against the weak in a House of Lords debate on the Egyptian forts. The piece argues modern states seek advantage in war, attack the weak, and justify conquest by strength, noting Britain’s 1815- era pattern and the moral link between national virtue and strength.
Beaver County Pennsylvania traces the Economite Society founded in 1800 by George Rapp as an Adventist commune. Members pool assets totaling $510000 while the society now holds about $8000000 in property. A former member who left years ago seeks $400000 as his share, threatening further lawsuits and possible treasury drain.
A collage of quips and witticisms from Punch and Chicago papers, noting social manners, swindles, slang, and mockery of detectives and rituals. The snippets include jokes about lodges, Masonic rites, theatrical banter, and a rural hotel scene with a porter inquiry.
Detailed old fashioned method instructs using soap bars honey and alcohol heated to froth to clean a silk dress. Apply mixture to each breadth with a sponge mark stains, rinse in cold water, avoid wringing, shake dry and iron on the wrong side or over newspaper to finish.
Governor Bloxham reports Florida's notable trend toward small farms as high prices prove farmers have not overstocked the market. He notes ample room for more farmers nationwide and urges expansion amid optimistic agricultural signals.
The Rural New Yorker argues for hiring by the year on large farms with stock and condensed-product operations. It notes year-long employment stabilizes workers, fosters loyalty, and improves performance, while day laborers often lack commitment and endure higher costs. It favors workers with families in comfortable housing, paid yearly, as the most reliable arrangement.
A 19th century feebleness of digestion and rising demand for beef with more flesh and less fat prompts breeders to favor cattle with tender flesh and smaller bone. Corn feeding is debated. bluegrass and winter pasture are urged to balance fat and meat, valuing thoroughbred breeders to improve stock rather than continue with high fat beef.
Hartford enforces a law capping cab fares at twenty five cents per person within two miles, a change that boosted overall cab usage and income. The trend contrasts with earlier higher charges, while notes from other papers mention age records and various medical ads.
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