16 Sep 1870
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Newspaper
Van Wert Weekly Bulletin
Location
Van Wert, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1870
Page
1
Ella Bronson gives a white lily to a sick boy Tom and helps his sister Lizzy. The lily saves Tom’s last hours, inspires his father’s reform, and unites Ella with Lizzy while spreading charity and faith in a close family tale.
A terse verse condemns licenses or excuses that enable harm and theft. It portrays a predator-like system that drains wealth, damages minds, and condemns victims to ongoing misery. The speaker urges rejection of such licenses and the guardianship of peace.
The Capitol in Washington features a 137 foot diameter base and 200 foot high dome. Architect Walter predicted sun driven expansion would occur uniformly, but wind was found to cause the dominant movement. A delicate wire and pencil setup traced the dome’s line of motion, revealing a complex wind driven pattern rather than a simple solar one.
A young woman left her father’s home in Cohoes New York to lead a life deemed shameful. She was followed and placed under the care of a religious society. The piece argues that costly dress driven by the rich helps ruin humble girls.
A man described as about fifty with a beard to his feet a single arm and a bald head is arriving in Paris. He carries two million francs about four hundred thousand dollars and offers to share it with a young girl about twenty who is good tempered and pretty.
Overhaul of Yale weather data shows from July 10 to August 15, 1870, New Haven daily mean reached 85 degrees. No season since 1778 recorded so many consecutive hot days, marking an unprecedented heat stretch.
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