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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1884
Page
4
Laura Fay S. proposes turning housework into a trade with apprenticeships trained by competent women in city schools. She envisions wage tariffs based on work done, reference registries to verify credentials, and women uniting to establish norms to keep domestic workers near their employers.
A nostalgic portrait of a family parlor filled with faded chairs and keepsakes. The room holds memories of a daughter’s marriage, a soldier son killed in war, and a mother’s quiet endurance amid grief. The scene centers on a mother’s longing for her child and the family’s enduring bonds.
A reminiscence from the New Orleans Times-Democrat recalls a once lively house now filled with ghosts. The narrator describes dim halls, murmuring voices, and spectral footsteps as the living ancestors prepare to join the dead, hoping for a final, comforting room like mother's.
The article argues gentle correction benefits moral growth and avoids creating false distinctions between right and wrong. It notes children question rules after hearing stories of historic laws and fugitive slaves, urging parents and teachers to recall a child’s unique perspective and respond with understanding.
The piece surveys fancy papers from ragged-edged mo rocco to parchment and mourning notes. It notes artistic bric-a-brac motifs in corners, a sunken color monogram, gold handwriting facsimile, and the enduring appeal of white invitations and moderate square envelopes.
Col Visscher of Denver narrates a lecture episode about his youth as Geo D. Prentice’s amanuensis. A Louisville lobster tale ends with Visscher preserving dignity, quipping about the vigorous crustacean and his own unfamiliarity with lobsters. A Pill Nye quotation from the New York Mercury is cited.
The Lancet notes a 1 percent hyperosmic acid solution given subcutaneously and used in Billioti's clinic. In one case a sciatic neuralgia sufferer, after 200 electricity treatments and a year of vegetarianism, found pain relief within days after injections near the hip, though results remain cautious.
A reader account notes Carmoni seized railroad shares and shot officials at a station to force dividends. He then captured a freight train to secure a 12 percent return, illustrating extreme market speculation and violent actions.
Philadelphia Record notes Florida Land and Improvement Co president Mr. Hamilton Disston carries about 400000 of life insurance in regular companies and more in mutuals. Rival ex State Senator George K Anderson of Titusville is said to have about 400000. Disston pays 29000 annually in premiums and says a broker urged the policy to showcase a large sale. Other heavily insured figures include John B. Stetson with 300000, Cyrus W. Field, Charles A. Dana, Cornelius Vanderbilt 3d, and J L Hollenback among listed names.
Gen James S Brisbin in town argues Montana irrigation laws grant extraordinary rights for ditch owners He cites a Billings project owned by Herman Clark covering 100000 acres at cost 100000 with annual charges yielding profits he calls the most lucrative occupation in Montana
A humorous survey of Mexico's social change and quirks shows Diaz as the popular hero and potential leader while bull-fighters gain renown. Notes on shifting climates due to railroads, a new Pachuca cave discovery, shop sign crackdowns, English learning among youths, and a Cleveland merchant's parable conclude with an odd tale of bread yeast saving an ox.
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