Let it Pass Cheerfully Amid the Times
Poetic exhortation to overlook wrongs that will fade with time and to choose a bright, hopeful refrain over dwelling on grievances. The verse encourages resilience and a positive outlook as events unfold.
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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1874
Page
4
Dentist's nitrous gas test ends in comic mishap
A Brooklyn youth with severe toothache seeks a Greene avenue dentist. After two extractions with gas, a faulty eye and a misread test lead to a comic miscommunication as the patient jokes about his glass eye while the second tooth is removed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland Street
Brooklyn
Dornier
Greene Avenue
Billy
Look After the Eyes and Eye Health Rules
Multitudes of people harm eyesight by reading fine print and sewing. Follow safe lighting and breaks: avoid sharp light, read with light from above or left, and stop when eyes strain. If eyelids cling upon waking, use saliva and warm water instead of forcing them open.
Balky Horses and Humane Tips From the Society
The Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals outlines remedies for balky horses. Tactics include gentle handling, starting the horse from the shafts, and using short-term restraints to encourage movement while avoiding excessive whipping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Society For the Prevention of
Maine
Britain Far Exerts Trade Share on US Exports
The article notes Britain and colonies consuming large shares of US leather tobacco and grain with payments totaling tens of millions pounds. It adds that continental trade rises, Britain remains top customer, and California plans a $250000 bronze monument to F S Key in a San Francisco park. It ends with a quip about fools remaining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Great Britain
California
F. 8. Key
San Francisco
Fragmented headlines and odd quotes from early notices
A column of assorted phrases notes humorous lines about judges critics and gossipy topics. It mentions short time at New England mills, a Chicago sausage ad, Polish name pronunciation, political delegates, yellow fever in Pensacola, wedding invocations, a Dr. Swing roll removal, Cleveland fire discipline, Horace Greeley on democracy, Canadian factory layoffs, and Donahue ending a 1100 mile walk after 874 miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lo’elock Sharp
Swing
Chicago
Cleveland
Horace Greeley
The Parasols of a Curious Customer
A midsummer shopper visits a store seeking parasols in every size shade and weight. After nearly an hour of requests for options, she reveals she is buying for resale and moves to leave without purchasing. The owner, exhausted, asks to sell a parasol but she declines, explaining she is going into mourning.
Prosperity of the South and Georgia's Growing Wealth
The South's wealth and output rise with agriculture and industry expanding beyond prewar levels. Georgia reports a $30 million rise in taxable wealth in the latest year, boosted by tax policy changes and vigorous iron and cotton manufacturing activity. Overall taxable wealth reaches $379,092,599 as cotton prosperity and industrial growth shape the state's finances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
South
Georgia
Comptroller
Windsor Castle as Viewed From the Thames Summit
A Chicago Inter Ocean writer describes Windsor Castle perched on a hill above the Thames. He notes the vast complex covering seventeen acres with many state apartments and rooms, its long Gothic history from 1066 to George IV, and its fortresslike appearance despite splendid setting. Public tours reveal courtyards, state rooms, St. George's Chapel, cloisters, terraces, and the keep when the queen is away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windsor Castle
Chicago
William the Conqueror
George IV
Windsor
St. George’s
Dream Interpretations Predict Daily Life Outcomes
A satirical philosopher describes dream signs as comic indicators of real events. He claims devilish pursuit means bill payment, earthquakes foretell marriage, danger signals imply a mother-in-law visit, head danger foretells a quarrel, and self-depiction as a fool confirms the folly.
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Philospher
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