07 Jul 1874
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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1874
Page
1
A long roundup on fried foods criticizes the frying pan as unhealthy and habit forming. It urges meals of rice, oatmeal, eggs, and baked potatoes, arguing frying harms digestion and nerves and may harm family life. The piece also includes jokes, anecdotes, and notices about prominent people and events.
Daisy Hamilton endures isolation as Robert pursues bachelor pleasures and parties. After a severe fall and long recovery, Daisy’s quiet fidelity and Robert’s loneliness shift their dynamic. A final confrontation ends with forgiveness, lesson learned, and a restored, happy home.
The article lauds James Lick as a model of wealth giving while living. It lists his extensive California donations including $700000 for a great telescope, $250000 for a bronze statuary group, $300000 for a mechanical arts school, multiple $25000–$150000 gifts to hospitals and libraries, and $100000 for an Old Woman’s Home plus an “indicator” railroad device.
The President and Mrs. Grant receive letters about Lady Sartoris and her marriage. Mr Sartoris’ sister accompanies them from Liverpool to London and to the Sartoris country seat where the couple live in a small cottage on the estate. The groom’s parents mourn their elder son and his friend who died in accidents. The Sartorises expect to return from Washington within a year, possibly in fall, but the Grants plan no visit until their tenure ends.
The Homopathic World asserts roasted coffee can neutralize animal and vegetable effluvia and even destroy odors. Examples include removing room smells from decomposed meat by passing an open coffee roaster and neutralizing cesspool fumes with three ounces of coffee.
The notice remarks that many request papers but would not beg for five cents, yet the office charges that amount for a copy, expressing hope readers understand the point.
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