05 Mar 1885
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Newspaper
Springfield Globe Republic
Location
Springfield, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1885
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Owes Brothers and society names in a valley setting with unclear dates. The readable fragments reference a Testa and Tor Whaster alongside potential feast details, but full context and facts are missing.
Quoted ad copy outlines hat quality and price tiers from 81.75 to 82.50 with claims of faster sales for certain hats. It pushes spring outfits, pants stock, light overcoats, and ready made shirts, inviting customers to compare faces and figures for fitting. It promises restorations for a customer’s lost money and claims dramatic price cuts on suits and other apparel.
President Cleveland sent to the Senate the cabinet nominees Thames F. Uayand secretary of state Dante Mann treasury William Endicott war Wm CO Whitney navy LQ Lamar interior We F Vilas postmaster general A H Garland attorney general and details of Grant's improved condition with press notes and public reactions from Washington New York and Ohio within a compact news digest.
An extended column discusses clock mechanisms and power sources from pendulums to coils, praising grandfather clocks for uniform motion and oil efficiency while noting the fragility of modern spring-driven models. It includes anecdotes on a musical grandfather clock, a Maine speaker story, and Baltimore Garrett estate commentary highlighting wealth and family dynamics.
Isabel experiences shocks from a Seville earthquake while at home with a visitor. She fears the tremors, cups spill, and chairs topple. She dispatches funds to aid victims, offers the Palais de Castille for relief events, and backs a charity exhibition of royal treasures for disaster relief.
The article notes President Cleveland's cabinet lineup being debated with names like Bayard and Manning mentioned and Corser Arthur nominated to general on the retired list with full pay. It also reports the Senate of Arkansas passing a bill and confirms a Senate vote on a general officer retirement.
A philosophical reflection on how strong willpower and intense study can blunt heartache. It argues that deep mental engagement provides temporary relief from wounded love and disappointment, while pleasure offers easier, temporary consolation and sensual joys tempt the young. The piece notes the tension between lofty intellect and softer emotions.
A report describes two cats, a mother and her daughter, nursing seven kittens between them. The mother and daughter shared a basket, each caring for three and four kittens respectively, as they remained close companions through the nursing period.
A collage of out-of-context anecdotes from a historical page, mentioning Mount Etna’s hollow tree, vast California redwoods, peculiar proverbs about stockings, crime, law, and society. It references Emmerson, Tennyson, Yale, Harvard, and various regional papers, with observations on punishment, politics, and industry.
A sprawling recap blends a Senator Evarts era romance with a Vermont governor's daughter, a New York legal career, and a bitter divorce witness. A young Will Soles testifies in a cruel case, while the Earl of Arlosfons, aka Aylesford, endures a sad Texas life of gambles, whisky, and hardened longing for England as cowboys recall his charm and troubles.
A historical survey traces lunar month cycles among various peoples. It notes Humboldts claim of 37 lunar months by the Muysea Indians and the shift to solar years in some cultures. It discusses Egyptian 365 day years with 12 months of 30 days plus five, and Persian usage with month names, calendar drift, and the Dog Star period. It also briefly mentions modern rail car passengers and a stray anecdote about a Lookout shout during a ride.
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