Sunday closing stir in New Jersey temperance push
The piece details temperance groups in Newark and St Joseph moving to end Sunday saloon opening and liquor sales. It describes law and order and protective associations fighting the liquor trade, the alleged police bias, and the resulting near total shop closures in Newark the following Sunday. It also notes unrelated moral judgments on marriage reform from World Report.
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American Girl’s Saucy London Ball Zinger
An American girl in London rests her hands on a gentleman’s shoulders in a remote nook as her mother finds them together. The girl introduces him as Captain X and explains she cannot keep a promised dance so she is giving him a sitting still waltz instead.
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Olive Logan
The Sidney Telegraph Poetry Reflection on Time
The piece muses on aging and the quickening passage of life. It contrasts youth’s brightness with aging’s frailty, noting how friendships fade and time accelerates toward death, while suggesting time's course cannot be slowed. Mr Campbell frames life as a river whose stages grow shorter as years pass.
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Stonewall Jackson's Way Authorship Contested Claim
E King of Wilmington NC says Longfellow did not credit any author for Stonewall Jackson's Way and he is the author. The poem on Confederate wrapping paper was sent to H. Rives Pollard of Richmond Enquirer. A leaf from a book carried the poem to a sergeant in Stonewall's command. It surfaced in Baltimore and in 1867 or 1868 a claim arose in New York. William Crittenden of Henrico found the original in a barrel nest used by a hen.
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Hidden Treasures in the Tiber Unearthed by Dredgers
Roman archaeologist Rudolfo Lanciata reports that the bed of the Tiber holds vast value, including coins dating from Pius X’s era to prehistoric flint implements. Dredgers at shallow depth have recently recovered a immense stock of coins and curiosities.
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London Atheneum
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Snuff-Taking Girls At Boarding Schools Cause Disturbance
The Atlanta Sunny South reports on young women who conceal snuff bottles in their rooms and use snuff constantly. It notes hysterics when deprived, substitutes from servants, and three sisters under medical treatment for nervous and digestive disorders linked to snuff use.
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Atlanta
Ayer s Sarsaparilla Promises Blood Purity and Vitality
An old advertisement extols Ayer s Sarsaparilla as a premier vegetable tonic for blood disorders. It claims cures for scrofula, mercurial complaints, and general weakness, promising renewed vigor and health after forty years of use. It states the medicine is sold by all dealers.
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