22 Apr 1869
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Newspaper
Tipton Advertiser
Location
Tipton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1869
Page
1
A collage of domestic verse and comic tale fragments, including a graveyard hush, a dentist misstep, an Idaho divorce judge tale, a comic New Orleans bridal misadventure, and a mixing of social morals. The piece shifts to a moral on tidiness and home life, urging orderly habits, children’s play, and cheerful rooms as foundations of happiness.
A Victorian miscellany argues that proper nutrition shapes teeth, noting mothers lack essential minerals in common foods and that natural, varied diets produce strong teeth across species. The London Temperance Star urges abstaining from drink to protect health and reform society, ending with Beecher’s quip about the Grave as the only easy place. It also includes a light anecdote on mispronounced names and public misinterpretations.
Twenty years ago a man known as Robert accepted a marriage proposal after a delaying courtship. The couple faced social costs from a costly club life, but he declared his intention to marry Edna Cragie, and they built a life together. A Pennsylvania couple later welcomed several daughters, ending with the unique name Crivoline chosen after a summer’s search.
In an exchange at a dockside office a dog is kept to guard a stranger’s belongings until the boat departs, while a clerk orders the animal removed. The item then shifts to literary biographical quips about Robert Dexter-King of the New York Ledger and a General Bidcum anecdote about Bull Run, plus a note on Andrew Johnson pardoning counterfeiters and a legacy gift urging Charles Dickens to read Pickwick.
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