The Sun’s Year 1880 Editorial Policy Foreseen
The Sun outlines its mission for 1880 as an independent, plain-spoken newspaper serving all readers, praising merit and denouncing injustice while chronically political events and the upcoming presidential election. It pledges truth, vigilance, and fearless reporting on Congress, parties, and public sentiment, with unchanged subscription rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
THE
SUN
Tae Sung
Tan Sun
Congress
Washington
Tae Sun
T. W. England
New York City
Rates and Rules of Advertising in The Register
The Register lists subscription rates and strict payment terms with penalties for nonpayment. Advertising rates are detailed by column size and duration including legal notices, while all transient ads require advance payment and job work is due on delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tur Register
At Parting Poem Excerpt of Lovers’ Plea
A poetic fragment speaks of farewell and enduring affection. The speaker begs to delay parting, cherishing the clinging touch and vow of lasting love despite future separation. Strong imagery of lips, touch, and a steadfast promise carries the mood of intimate devotion.
Learning the Ballet and Grace on Stage
A London Truth discussion explains ballet training from basic turnout and pointing to the instep arch and bar holds, progressing to daily practice over months or years. It notes the difficulty of arm coordination, praises Miss Kate Vaughan for poised restraint, and contrasts graceful form with a clumsy posture on stage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Vaughan
London Truth
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral Praised as Universal Throat Lung Remedy
In the Whole History of Medicine the medicine is touted as unmatched for curing throat and lung diseases. It claims rapid relief from ordinary colds and frequent life saving protection for children. Physicians and clergymen endorse its composition and effects, insisting it cures where possible. A. H. Frotageot & Co., agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ayer
A. Hi. Frotageot & Co
Gilmore
Columbia
Academy of Music
Mulberry Street
Lonaton
Bridgeport
St. Paul’s Church
Rapix
Slang Call Urges Quiet Life Example
A brief column urges readers to curb profanity and follow a good example. It contrasts muting speech with choosing a virtuous path and urges self restraint in daily conduct.
Scandalous Paris Sketch of Rabourdot Marriage Plot
In a melodramatic scene, M. Rabourdot paralyses his wife and lover with witnesses, seizes control of belongings, and arranges an escape plan for the couple while planning to preserve appearances. The next month the couple's strained life continues in a tense Paris apartment sequence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Gustave
Mme. Rabourdot
lHeavens
Mme
Rabourdot
New York World
A German Student's Joke In Vienna Escapade
A Vienna corre pondent recounts how a group of Herren Studenten returned from a Kneipe and dumped a well dressed man, later identified as a prominent Vienna lawyer, into a cloister gate. After misadventure and a police stop, the gate keeper and cloister officials chose not to pursue the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Globe
Maine Goes Democratic In Wake Of Vote
An amused Boston attorney speaks with a German friend about Maine's election results. The German struggles with English as they discuss claims of Republican, Democratic, and Greenback meddling and the notion that the outcome will keep the state Democratic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert
Mme. Rabourdot
Transgevilly
Commissionaires
Monsieur
M. Gustave
Boston
Ming
Maine
Louisiana
Det Ghickeog
Retired from the "service" A broken teacup
A damaged item note notes a teacup broken during service and marks a retirement of the service item. The readable line references a teacup and a retirement action in a maintenance or service context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sar
Theater and Sunday School Debate on Entertaining Youth
The Philadelphia Times notes rising debate over church use of theater and Sunday school entertainment. Ministers and laity discuss balancing morality with engaging youths, citing Parson Eggleston’s acting play for Sunday schools and contrasting views from religious papers on entertainment in churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parson Eggleston
Brooklyn
Eggleston
Philadelphia Times
We never try to make pork out of pigivron.
A concise remark notes the futility of turning pigivron into pork and asserts the impracticality of such a conversion. The statement emphasizes a clear limitation in production or transformation.
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Sun
Indiana
West Main Street
Bet
Amy
Fieadquarters
Thrall & Mumford’s
Parker
Remington
COLT
Tatham
Geay
Thrall & Mumford
John W. Miller
New Harmony
API
the Register
Co. Ww. Slater
M. Rabourdot
Laok
M. Tabourdot
Gustave
St. Gustave
Mme. Rabourdot Atammera
Ifach
M. Guatave
New York
Gotham
Electric Edison
Eptror
Register
Santa Claus
Williams
Broadway
Henry Ward Beecher
H. M. Scudder
Central Congregational Church
Holison
Menlo Park
N. J
Thomases
Chastine Cox
Hull
Bowery
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!