Night wanderer Mrs Delano in perilous country trek
A Kentucky dispatch describes Mrs Tra Delano, once a social belle, wandering barefoot from a hotel at night four miles into the countryside. She reached Bona Hill’s residence exhausted with torn feet and legs, aided by Mr Hill and his wife, while authorities consider legal steps. The tale notes her religious obsession and her surviving funds, with public sympathy widespread.
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J. M. Taylors
Canoe Creek
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Till
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Wawfa
Guy
Commonwealth
Gems of Thought and Fashion in a Humble Market Scene
A collection of aphorisms on virtue friendship and conduct contrasts with a dramatic fashion plate scene. Mrs Homespun denounces a liver pad image as scandlous while Cicely treats it as a humorous misnamed feature, highlighting old moral judgments and social commentary.
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Hayes Salary Debate Recasts Presidential Finances
The Cleveland Herald disputes claims of Hayes being tight with funds. It recaps a $200000 four year salary, $154000 in expenses, and $66000 net after costs. It notes debts from the Richard estate and that Hayes paid $6000 from salary, leaving $30000 from private funds or unpaid, while considering his move to Fremont for affordability. The piece ends with a satirical note about a religious Iowa City woman who has not spoken for three years.
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Iowa City
Quote about purchases and desire
A terse saying warns that buying what one does not want leads to wanting what cannot be bought, reflecting a caution about material temptation and future regret.
Womanly progress and the cycle of temperance in fashion
A reader laments fewer women admit ignorance of cookery and domestic management as fashion shifts toward practicality. The piece questions why society punishes the male leader of error more than those who prompt it, and likens virtue to its own radiance like fire.
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