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Newspaper
Plainfield Courier
Location
Plainfield, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1892
Page
3
A bronze Washington statue will top a granite shaft in Trenton's monument. The base will display Revolutionary era curiosities and a doorway motif. The design evokes classic civic sculpture with ornate detailing in a late 19th or early 20th century style.
A fragmented New York letter sketches opinions on German Italian opera, the Metropolitan, and touring singers. It humorously critiques social habits, elevator behavior, and manners, mentioning a journey through floors and a mix of cultural references. The piece ends with a vague reference to Thomas A. Edison’s fortune.
An old Home Journal fragment presents a parable of a horse kept in a stable and urged to be cared for without neglect. The speaker warns against overfeeding, neglect, or punishment and emphasizes steady, careful handling. The text blends proverbs with a playful moral about trust, restraint, and humane treatment of animals.
A fragmented collection of famous quotes on success, readiness, public speaking, inquiry, and talent. Attributed lines reference Samuel Johnson Longfellow Plato and others, noting that opportunity, effort, and individual genius shape achievement.
A list of cautions for handling books. Do not place near heat, drop, fold corners, turn pages with damp or dirty hands, lean on an open book, or rest objects on its leaves. Keep books dry, brush dust with a soft dry cloth, and avoid damaging or wrinkling pages.
A wartime style record notes Christian population growth across ages. It cites figures such as 6,000,080 then 00,000,000 after eight centuries and 174,000,000 in a later period, with mentions of Africa powers and Cartetian control. The text lists religious demographics and a military chaplain as a speaker.
Fragmented poem speaks of each weekday child’s fate from Monday to Saturday. Mentions fair, bore, grace, work, and loving traits with rural rhymes. Source text appears garbled but outlines a traditional children's moral calendar in a Pope era style.
The note informs friends and customers that DGsinem intends to resume operations in the future at the former office location, currently at No 69 Park Avenue in the Miller building, with arrangements to be announced.
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