20 Feb 1875
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Newspaper
New Holland Clarion
Location
New Holland, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1875
Page
1
The Saturday issue of the TEE is issued by GEO HRANCE and J W SANDOE from Office-Witwer's Building New Holland Lancaster County Pa.
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Florence and I drive from the cemetery where our father lies as Manon Wilbur faces a harsh life. She forces me to leave Alden Freeman and seek independence, taking a seamstress job through Mrs Brown and later a copyist position with lawyer Edward Grahm. I write for journals, gain recognition, and reveal a secret romance. a reunion with Alden exposes past hurt, and I learn the power of words in shaping love and fate.
The article extols Philadelphia as world leading in size and amenities with vast street networks, gas and water capacity, railways, churches, schools, factories, and parks. It notes a strong civic order, public papers, and a moral aphorism about duty and judgment.
A historical note questions ant communication across foraging colonies. It cites Professor Lindot and a Prussian Natural History Society report describing antennal taps as a possible syntax and a sounding apparatus akin to a hive to convey danger and directions, suggesting a fully developed but inaudible language to humans.
The passage urges limiting wants to fit income, arguing wealth equity is unlikely but independence is possible. It cites habit as key, advising Young men to spend after earning, avoid unnecessary misery, and plan to avert future evils rather than lamenting the past.
A rambling string of comic vignettes from Mrs Partington to a timid youth and a bragging dandy. Anecdotes cover slips of fate, a judge and witness, a hanging visit, a cousin’s fall, a boot purchase, and a Chinese village dining miscue. Sparse moral quips thread 19th century humor through daily life.
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