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Newspaper
Warren Ledger
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1888
Page
3
Elin Wheeler Wilcox advises in Frank Leslie's that desire awakens with merit and patient effort. By tuning the soul to harmonize with hope, one can align actions and fate, making the hoped-for blessing tangible as it approaches from unseen depths.
Elizabeth B. Gilmer recounts a Black woman known as mammy who loyal to her white family through slavery, war, and reconstruction. The piece follows her bond with Ole Miss and the loss of Miss Nan, the journey to Kansas, and finally a new life with Washington as they forge a small home in the West.
A. Three Chambered Abode. Man is an abode of three chambers. There is the outer hall where casual callers are received. There is the inner reception room where friends are welcomed and pass hours in familiar intercourse. There is the secret innermost department where none may tread when the man sits with his own soul.
Carter H. Harrison reports from Japan that he dislikes Japanese women adopting European dress and prefers the Chinese costume. He jokes about building a wall around China to trap Celestials and suggests Western nations would gain better looking females, arguing it would improve health and strength, as cited by the New York World.
B U Nye writes from Washington about expense accounts and a desire for advancement, noting Senate House politics, social life, and lodging plans. He mentions money troubles, potential treasury work, and a chatty view of society, with a brief sighting of Mr. Cleveland and reflections on a tabulated bill.
Bargains in this department are tempting as the store announces clearance of winter cloaks. Shoppers can expect low prices and broad selection on a seasonal display.
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