27 Sep 1873
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Newspaper
Aiken Tribune
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1873
Page
1
A poem by Marah contemplates joy and loss, urging a voice that sings of sun despite wounds. It contrasts faded shadows with vibrant birds, violets, and meadow life, inviting weary souls to find gladness in song and life’s truth.
London correspondence profiles Charles Bradlaugh, radical atheist and reformer, detailing his life from youth in secular halls, activism across Great Britain, anti religion stance, parliamentary bid in Northampton, and travels to Spain and the United States to study and fund his causes while warning of potential monarchy end and advocating civil and religious liberty.
Dr Henry Schliermann reports from Troy dated July 17 that eight and a half metres deep a great circular wall near Priam's palace yields a copper dish shield a copper kettle and a host of gold and silver vessels. He and his wife removed a trove including a gold bottle goblets and an ornate silver vase while fearing collapse. He notes numerous gold ornaments chains ear pendants bracelets and rings with owl motifs and a wooden chest likely hidden by Priam's family. A forthcoming Brockhaus publication and atlas will publish further plates and images.
A garbled note mentions a person named Auryuna Sensablon and a general accusation described as a blow to someone, with misread phrases about an aviation letter and rumors around Chestnut and Yao. The fragment hints at social gossip and a possible public figure among unclear names and places.
Gen Col lis confronted three Austrian officers at the Exposition after they allegedly taunted and insulted American ladies. A duel was not countenanced. the officers confessed to following the party for hours and sought to avoid scandal. The matter moved to diplomacy as the American minister and baron debated accountability and manners.
A fragment notes Liberal reductions applied to contract advertisements, with a mention of a two dollar amount and the word One Square. The incomplete text implies pricing adjustments for notices or ads in a local newspaper context. The precise entities and full meaning are not evident from the fragment.
A miscellany of 19th century curios and tips such as female attire details for the coming season, a world prayer day for Evangelical Sabbath schools, quips from Josh Billings, medical notes on Russia leather, observations on negligence and life, Louisiana crop projections, a meteorite find near Maysville, tail colors on dogs and cats, railway medical staff appointments on the Erie Road, Shreveport's yellow fever impact and trade, Confederate seal history, and electrotype reproductions for Southern charities.
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