Building to-day for a house where gods may dwell
A call to craft unseen details with care as builders in old days did. The poem urges meticulous work and a strong base so later generations can rise to a single vast view of sky and world.
01 Oct 1872
Page 1
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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1872
Page
1
A call to craft unseen details with care as builders in old days did. The poem urges meticulous work and a strong base so later generations can rise to a single vast view of sky and world.
Mrs. Giles, long burdened by her husband Philip’s reliance on machinery, secretly purchases a sewing machine a stove and other devices with funds from a grandfather’s legacy. She declares she will manage money and property in her name to ensure her rights and children’s welfare. The household upheaval ends with her asserting legal claims and planning future independence.
A teen named Abijah Lines Thompson travels to Boston to meet his famed uncle Captain Abijah Lines. In a hotel mix up he meets the Bristows and a grand social circle. A mistaken greeting shifts his fortunes and a bankyard theft nearly costs him five hundred dollars before a costly lesson ends his Boston visits.
A humorous collection of travel dos and don'ts for railway passengers. It stresses self control with profanity, proper conduct toward baggage masters and conductors, avoiding pickpockets, and using sleeping berths. A long anecdote about a dignified New Hampshire stagecoach passenger concludes the piece.
A Tennessee woman recently gave birth to twins joined by a shared tendon near the heart. Apart from this rare union the infants are described as otherwise perfect in form and development.
An exhortation that farming remains the best livelihood and that education enriches agriculture. It urges informing children about farm success and failures, giving them small farming tasks, and studying chemistry and breeding. It also promotes home lighting, agricultural reading, and hosting neighbors to discuss farming topics.
A gardening note explains when to trim pines and other evergreens. White pine Austrian Scotch and Corsican respond best after most growth, Norway spruce and balsam fir trimmed early March to late April, avoid top cutting as it slows growth. use sharp knife from underside. junipers arborvitae and red cedar trimmed with sheep shears.
An old lady asks if a seat is free while inspecting its surface. An exquisite responds uncertainly noting the plush feel and the challenge of judging occupancy by touch.
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