Path to riches for young men in a booming era
A dated exhortation argues the United States is rich enough to make many millionaires. It advises young men to work hard, avoid risky schemes, grow small businesses gradually, and use prudent banking. The piece stresses self discipline, steady effort, and honest friendship as keys to financial success.
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London
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Love's Dream Ends in Village Morbid Comedy
A comic tale unfolds with Miss Lovina the parish councilor and Miss Louise as the other maid, as Arrowsmith is revealed enamoured of a woman connected to a workhouse. A muddled chain of intrigues ends with a confrontation in the churchyard and Arrowsmith bound for trial, leaving Lovina five shillings poorer.
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Southwater Church
Uncle Sam Finds Perpetual Motion in Letters toTrain
A playful item notes Uncle Sam discovers a clever perpetual motion idea as a letter box taps out messages and letters reach a train swiftly enough to outpace a traveler to Washington.
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Horseless postal cars to be tested in Washington
A 1886 forecast describes U S post office plans to deploy motorized mail wagons in Washington and New York for rapid sorting and delivery. The “horseless mail car” would use a motor, carry a sorting counter and pigeon holes, and deliver mail from box to box en route to trains, with cost savings and potential prominence for the U S Postal Service.
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Post
Dayton
General Post Office
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Cincinnati
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Third Avenue
Porty-aerond Street
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Arciiec
Post Office
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Tull
Clarence S. Russell
Distant Echoes of 1846 Paris Style and Duel Reverence
A late 19th century style note recalls old world manners with elderly gentlemen kissing hands in velvet coats as duels fade. The writer reflects on fashion, respect, and the old code, contrasting past etiquette with modern sensibilities, and muses on duels and social ritual.
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