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Newspaper
Wilson Mirror
Location
Wilson, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1892
Page
6
Poem by Eugene Field printed in Chicago News reflects a parent’s weary affection for two children Pittypat and Tippytoe. The piece catalogs daily messes from footprints to torn clothes and sugar coated bread, ending with gratitude for children and for those who cannot have them.
In Chelster, Sarah Molyneux confronts her aunt Mrs. Thorpe over Mr. Morison who seeks the old house for a factory. Morison courts Sarah amid garden plans and German readings, hinting at marriage while pressuring property rights and the aunt’s reluctant consent.
Milk and eggs aid in building up a patient but can be hard to take. Warm milk is digested better than cold. rinse the mouth before and after drinking. Use beaten egg white mixed with milk to tempt a delicate stomach. progress to yolk later. Serve in a champagne glass. small portions are preferred over large servings. A soft boiled custard offers a pleasant change.
A collage of witty exchanges and social jests from editorials and columns. It features snatches about misers, lovers, and society tastes with mentions of names like Smith and Budd, plus jokes on duels and pawnbrokers.
British papers report arsenic found in Sraest canned apples prompting safety concerns. Officials investigate sourcing and processing while retailers recall affected lots and advise consumers to avoid the product.
Popular science notes cover chemical glass cutting with corrosives, a German river depth recorder, sun exposure for health resorts, and Ravenstein's population study estimating carrying capacity. It cautions about global population growth, with regional densities and projected limits around 150 years.
A reader notes general concern that fur outbreaks will occur in Ching Jn next spring, reflecting worries about agricultural or pest events and their timing.
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