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Newspaper
Ashtabula Telegraph
Location
Ashtabula, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1879
Page
1
Directory entry for Taos lists manufacturers attorneys and hardware suppliers with varied services. Names include Calvin, area firms offer commerce legal services and public notes, plus general hardware products for local needs.
The article lists trains and schedules with stops from Cleveland to New York and Chicago, including the Emigrant train to the West, the Pacific Express, and the New York Express. It mentions depots at Ashtabula, Cleveland, Buffalo, and Cincinnati, with times in the afternoon and evening.
Fragmentary account describes a voyage or scene with Maori peoples and a questioning narrator. The piece references colonial Christian rhetoric, travel, and observations of culture and religion as “gods” living in an unnatural land, culminating in a reflective critique from Good Words.
A fragmentary diary narrative shows a schoolgirl’s world of diary keeping, friendships, and daily studies. She notes a desire for privacy with a lock and key, confides in a friend Maria Gray, and records missteps in algebra and botany. The piece references Miss Palmer, geometry, and a Rural New Yorker insert on cheese.
Readers glimpse bold novelty pins from a 19th century display. Designs include gold and enamel mice, skeletal motifs, fans and birds, with diverse figures and colors reflected in a fashion page catalog.
A fragmented 19th century essay extols dairy farming and land use. It laments soil depletion from manure, drainage, and overuse, argues for humane treatment of domestic animals, and questions modern practices in dairy management.
A collage of puns, jokes, and clippings from multiple papers notes quips about taxes, debt, and philosophers. It cites lines about an Irishman’s ship joke and humorous misprints, with brief mockery of bankers, editors, and poets.
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