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Newspaper
Wayne County Herald
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1883
Page
4
A knight and a lady meet in a grove pursuing failed loves as a river murmurs. They lament their sorrows together and vow to face life’s woes side by side. They kiss and cry in mutual company while debating the cold weather and the return of summer.
In a seaside tale Helen Hyde offers care and a $10 gift to help the elderly Mr. Mifflin, saving him from removal to town. The Daggett farm becomes a charity anchor as Ambrose Mifflin arrives with family funds, leading to Helen and Ambrose’s engagement and a planned life at the Daggett home.
The sixteenth century saw English seamen alter world fortunes by breaking Spain’s naval dominance and shaping the Western Hemisphere. From Portugal’s Brazil to the largely English North American lands, the era’s language and religion shifted with English power at sea, as argued by T. W. Higginson in Harpers Magazine.
Excerpts feature Horace Lennara and Cor London Truth notes on love, gentility, and the idea of aging beauty. Quotations from Harper's Bazaar and Broakhyn Eagle discuss charming women, wrinkles, and the practicality of hair arrangements and dressstands.
The opening remarks of Mrs Skinner's address argue for woman suffrage, mock men as inferior, praise women, and claim women seek the ballot amid strong applause and reaction from the audience. The speech satirizes male history and ends with a pledge to obtain the ballot through struggle.
A New York Truth paraphrase extols women in fur fashions for the season. It lauds bold costume choices from Bengal tiger to bear and serpent motifs, arguing such styles enhance beauty and artistic appearance beyond orthodox, uniform fur wear.
A miscellany on gentlehand care with borax and alum pastes, then fashion from wigs to turbans, bonnets, and gowns. The piece blends cosmetic tips, hair styling shifts, and dress details with light social jests and anecdotal lines from Lord Palmerston-era society.
Michigan Supreme Court Justice T M Cooley endorses a libel ruling that a Detroit newspaper was justified in criticizing a Police Justice over high bail, arguing public attention to official misconduct is privileged when made in good faith. The piece urges clear limits on private gossip and affirms journalism’s lawful backing.
Seven mills in Eastern Massachusetts run about 300 machines and produce roughly 100000 kegs each week. Most go to home trade while shipments also reach Cubs and South America.
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