07 Mar 1885
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1885
Page
1
An 1885 essay urges readers to seize first chances, work hard in small tasks, and build habits of perseverance. It contrasts proactive effort with waiting for luck and cites practical examples from commerce and literature to motivate steady, earnest labor.
A broad discussion urges every shop to carry accident remedies for machinery injuries. It cites Arnica and Diachylum salves, adhesive plaster, and belts as hazards, stressing prompt wound care and designated responders. Native remedies and vaccines are noted, with caution against crude cures. A Boston teacher writes of teaching broad subjects to forty pupils.
A guide for poultry owners on winter feeding options. It recommends using cooked soft feed during cold periods, whole grain in the evening, and digestible meals to sustain birds through long nights. It also notes feeding coal powder and avoiding overly wet soft food.
The Watertown Times notes Grover Cleveland was nearly 48 when inaugurated, just missing by fourteen days. It cites Grant as the youngest first elected at nearly 47, with Franklin Pierce about 45 and Arthur and Garfield near 50. Harrison is listed as the oldest at 63 at taking the oath.
A garbled note from the Denver Tribune Repartel describes Minnie Palmer as a symbol of superior silk stockings and fashion. It mentions bold style and high tide trends with actress Hae noted for striking fashion.
The new cabinet is confirmed and the president signs the nominations. The Senate approves the measures as the administration discharges its duties and prepares for the new term starting tomorrow.
After the censure vote, the queen urged Gladstone to resign and form a ministry with a consistent foreign policy. Gladstone refused, saying he held power by a commission from the people.
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