24 Mar 1888
Page 1
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Newspaper
Weekly Wisconsin
Location
Milwaukee, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1888
Page
1
An extended, fractured narrative fragment describes a tense scene in a southern school setting with a powerful master figure, a young narrator, and vivid moments of fear, awe, and control. Interwoven are brief notices about Gen Badeau and Gen. Grant, railroad consolidations, and various local obituaries and incidents from March reporting across multiple locales.
In the March Popular Science Monthly David A. Wells argues that machine adoption displaces manual workers as a temporary cost of progress but yields long term gains. He cites England's knitters, glass and textile industries, and the Illinois Central Railroad to illustrate higher wages and lower hours despite rising labor costs. The piece frames machinery as a driver of widespread benefits, urging reflection on the broader economic and social effects.
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