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Newspaper
Weekly Call
Location
Troy, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1896
Page
5
A reflective essay advocates push as a vital trait across professions and daily life. It urges vigorous, considerate action in business, medicine, law, teaching, and ministry while emphasizing integrity and skill. It extols natural speech, measured decorum, and refined conversation as essential to true social refinement.
A nostalgic meditation on memory and home life. The speaker recalls childhood places a church, schoolhouse, old trees, and fields that anchor identity and emotion. Sentimental verses evoke parental love and the home as the center of social ties and recollection.
The International Committee's light visibility trials for the United States Germany and the Netherlands reveal candlepower thresholds. Green light proved optimal with varied visibility distances from one to five miles under different conditions. Advice on lamp care follows including frequent filling new wicks chimney polishing and minimal odor from salt. A stray stanza on calling a girl duck ends incoherently.
A compiled view shows machinery replacing vast swaths of hand labor. One man and two boys now do the work once requiring 1,100 spinners. A single operator can replace 50 weavers from earlier generations. Cotton printing machinery cuts 95 percent of hand labor. One machine with six attendants yields as many horse shoes as 500 men. A nail machine replaces 1,000 workers. Paper manufacture now uses 95 percent less hand labor. One artisan now matches 1,000 potters in output. Type setting machines save about 60 percent. An expert watchmaker can produce 250 to 400 watches yearly, with machinery replacing 85 percent of previous hand work.
Chilhowie merchant BR Greeve testifies he was hopelessly ill with consumption before using Dr King s New Discovery He recovered after two bottles and says it is the grandest remedy ever made It is guaranteed for coughs colds and consumption Sold at Kings drug store with trial bottles available
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