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Newspaper
Ashtabula Telegraph
Location
Ashtabula, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1879
Page
1
A garbled periodical page fragment shows a mosaic of advertisements and classified headings. It mentions attorneys and agents, hardware, physicians, and foundries among other services. Names and phrases are incomplete but indicate a mixed local business directory.
An Ashland sermon on Jesus as a universal teacher. The preacher highlights Jesus calm mercy toward the poor and sinners, his decisive rebukes of hypocrites, and his practical parables drawn from common life. The message centers on loving God and neighbor, and living a holy life modeled after Christ.
A Cleveland Herald interview with William F. Cody known as Buffalo Bill covers his early life on western plains, views on Indian policy, and rise to fame. Cody recounts hunting buffalos for railroads, his title origin, stage beginnings with Ned Buntline, and later success including killings and tours.
An article outlines pigeon navigation as either intuitive homing or learned route following. It describes training methods, age-related flight range, and conditions affecting success, noting pigeons avoid fog and night travel, and rely on consistent eastward guidance during lessons.
A Burlington Hawkeye column urges young men to work hard and avoid idleness. It contrasts diligent labor with idle living, warns that the undisciplined earn little respect, and argues that hard work builds appetite, sleep, and character, while the idle are unseen and unwanted by a bustling world.
A dialogue frames a dream about the gates of heaven asking which sects will enter. Wesley asks about Presbyterians Congregationalists Methodists and the responses repeatedly deny until the final answer: Christians.
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