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The Wife's Stratagem and a Gambling Secret
Mrs. Burton suspects her husband hides trouble and trails him to a gambling den discovering his loss of five hundred dollars. She quietly decides to confront or share the burden, revealing mutual resolve to gamble together if needed. The tale centers on marital trust, suspicion, and the couple’s plan to face hardship as partners.
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Bite of a dog and other aged notes from a newspaper
A Boston expert offers dog bite first aid and cautions on mad dog risk. The piece then lists miscellaneous measurements and curiosities including lengths of miles and acres, and ends with items about Grant appointees and newspaper labor.
One Hundred Years Ago And Health Advice Echoes
A historical reflection notes Ohio Kentucky Indiana and Illinois as frontier years ago references Boone and early settlements and Canada under France. It contrasts Europe powers Napoleonic era and U S growth with four American newspapers and no railways or telegraphs. Also includes classical health guidance urging sleep, rest, and heed to digestion for recovery and strength.
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Abolition Debate and Home Made Cement Tips
The article recounts Tom Corwin urging Ohio to end whipping post punishment with a bill, an elderly speaker arguing for harsh Connecticut practice, and Corwin’s quip on immigration. It then presents a household cement recipe using isinglass and shellac for repairing broken items.
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School editions compare with standard texts to guide behavior
The Chicago Post suggests students compare their school editions with the standard versions to determine what is naughty and govern themselves accordingly, using an authoritative source as guidance.
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