Penitence and change in Warren amid snow and time
A reflective update from Warren notes a dead dog rescued from mire and hidden from passers-by, followed by a reuniting sighting of friends after six months. The writer contrasts past and present with new houses, altered streets, and shifting fortunes, musing on change, memory, and faith. The piece weaves humor, weather prophecy, and local gossip with observations on lawyers, editors, and town life.
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Warren
Johnson
Boston
Morris
Leparr
Mina
Clairefond
Fearing
Wilcox
Change and reflection from a Warren trip by Veritas
Veritas contemplates aging friends and shifting fortunes in Warren during a quiet pilgrimage. He notes Miles as practical, speculates on commerce among dry goods merchants, and laments a $60.63 loss, contrasting earthly changes with hopes for a future unchanging state.
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M. Miles
Dr.Murray
Miles
Warren
Heaven
Hell
Earth
Morris
Veritas
Worthy of Attention: American Agriculturist subscription offer
An appeal to readers to subscribe to the American Agriculturist, a 38 year old rural journal now covering household and farm reading with 800 engravings per issue. It highlights labor-saving devices, plants, fruits, flowers, and animals, and praises its usefulness and value. Subscriptions cost 1.50 annually or four copies for 5, with single issues 15 cents. Address Oage Judd Company, 245 Broadway, New York.
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Americangriculturist
Oage Judd Company
Bradway
New York
Origin of language through natural sounds and foreign terms
The text discusses language origins via natural sounds and sounds in various languages. It cites M. Clairefond and suggests the Geographic Society of Paris guide travelers to gather native sounds. It notes how words like thunder and sigh relate to nature and language evolution, alongside unrelated cotton and mineral finds in Georgia.
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Geographial Society of
Paris
M. Clairefond
Quincy School Superintendents Lecture Teachers In Melrose
A Boston area editorial mocks a Quincy school board invite to teachers to hear a superintendent lecture on “The Best Methods of Teaching.” It laments meddling officials, praises female teachers, and imagines drastic changes in instruction from outside reformers, celebrating local wit and skepticism.
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Quincy
Massachusetts
Melrose
Boston
London
Liverpool
Ehanman
Malden
Seattle
Anne
Cniid
Merciful Utes Rally To Protect White River Women and Children
The article narrates how three white women and two children were recovered by Gen Merritt's camp after being carried off by Utes from the White River Agency. It contrasts Ute conduct with U.S. troopers and Meeker’s death, detailing alleged mistreatment, resistance to forced labor, and a Meeker-led killing prompted by chain threats. It notes Douglass and Quray’s roles in preventing broader war and questions Colorado's stance on punishment.
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White River
Meeker
Thornburgh
Douglaas
Quray
Ourav
Douglass
Indian Territory
Colorado
Humor in the Family and Domestic Mosaic
A lighthearted essay extols humor as essential to happy homes, illustrating with a husband and wife exchange, children’s wit, and the value of laughing over mishaps. It includes a brief recipe for corn dodgers and a satirical note on an Italian bigamy case and a gleeful San Francisco society recounting Sharon Grant dinner.
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San Francisco
Sharon
Gen. Grant
Post
Euwin Fay
Names and Titles in Public Life and Nature’s Helpers
A fragmented meditation on social titles and propriety, noting how titles fade beside patronymics and the odd pride in being simply Mr or Esq. The piece shifts to a French placard urging preservation of wildlife such as hedgehogs, toads, moles, and birds, highlighting their agricultural value and calling for humane treatment.
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America
Cooper
Wadlington Irving
John G. Whittver
Robert Burns
Mr. Burns
Adam
Paradise
Eve
Lana
Philadelphia Clothing Industry Adopts Cutting Machines
In Philadelphia an estimated 50,000 workers produce 20 million suits annually. Cate ring machines sprout in major shops, capable of cutting about 1800 garments in a 12 hour day, matching eight workers. They also punch 180 buttonholes per hour, versus three by hand, and can cut cloth up to forty ply thick. A shop with cutting and buttonhole machines completes 100 suits ready for wear in 12 hours.
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Philadelphia
Be a good man papa in a child’s hopeful refrain
A morning farewell yields a four year old’s earnest benediction Be a good man papa. The piece weaves childhood wisdom with reflections on faith and accountability while noting a string of disparate items from canal boats along the Schuylkill to onion yields in Dighton Massachusetts and the spread of artesian wells in California.
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