07 Mar 1878
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Newspaper
The Democratic Press
Location
Eaton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1878
Page
1
The speaker announces a lengthy lease of the old Furniture Stand, five years occupied, and expresses intent to remain permanently while soliciting continued patronage from the recipient.
The narrator recounts a mystery at a countryside inn where Miss Berry and Miss Betty, wealthy boarders, face missing valuables including a gold necklace, diamond ring, and lace handkerchief. Suspicions grow as the two women, once close, appear inseparable while the household searches for the items and weighs trust and motives amid a quiet, tense summer setting.
In a tense narrative a family endures theft fears as a motherly aunt and Miss Betty confront missing jewelry and a stolen silver closet. A half seen thief suspicion shifts from servants to Miss Betty before a detective arrives, uncovering a web of deceit and a dramatic house clearing.
A late century style essay extols sleep as vital to refresh and recover energy. It links restful nights with open air exercise and light suppers, cites the Duke of Wellington and a proverb on turning, and contrasts disciplined living with overworked, pampered habits. It also recaps Mount Union College fundraising and progress with local support and institutional growth.
The Methodist Almanac for 1873 lists US Methodist bodies with member counts across the M E Church and branches. It notes totals for the US, Canada, Britain and colonies, plus global numbers and changes for 1877. It details bishops, training preachers, and the Color ed M E Church, then shifts to coinage topics including mint practices, cent and nickel pieces, silver coinage, and bullion handling with regional demand notes.
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