Two Delaware Dwarfs Attract Curious Attention
The Easton Star reports on two small Delaware girls from Sussex County born and raised in Delaware who stand 33 and 37 inches tall and weigh 55 and 50 pounds. They are intelligent and skilled at embroidery and declare plans to exhibit at the Centennial next summer.
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Easton
Indian Tries Quick Silver Prank On Main Street
From Reese River California a man dropping quicksilver on Main street leads an Indian to try grabbing it. He spreads a handkerchief to scoop the metal but the liquid passes through the fabric. He kicks it away in disgust and leaves it for others to test.
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Evening sky miracles and stray musings from a rural page
A reflective column describes sunset clouds over a valley with rose and purple tones and a playful notion that a red headed girl milking a brindle cow might share in the glow. It notes a Detroit clerk who never eats meat and ponders a busy year including the centennial and election. The piece mentions the Centennial Catalogue Company paying a large sum for the official catalog and reflects on work, speech, learning from enemies, Italian newsroom rules, a dilapidated boats man, a sailor’s moon riddle, and Island No 10’s fading remnants.
Special Notice on Castoria and Centaur Liniment
Public notice extols Castoria as safe for children easing teething irritability and bowel issues. It also promotes Centaur Liniment for humans and a yellow variant for animals, with dates Feb 4 to May 4, 1876.
Remarkable Dr Morris Syrup of Tar and Cherry Promotion
Advertisement touts Dr Morris Syrup of Tar Wild Cherry and Horehound as a swift cure for coughs colds and lung illnesses. It warns of imitations and invites trial sizes at ten cents while noting strong local sales and availability through H K Dorr & Co.
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Unclear Source Letter Joke Explains Selfish Friend
A humorous line compares a selfish friend to the letter P noting he is first in pity and last in help, a playful wordplay but lacks factual details or publication context.
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Gov. Hayes
Messenger
A Man Can Borrow Trouble Without Giving Security
A compact proverb notes that a man inviting risk by reckless choices often faces consequences without a safety net. It implies self-created peril arises from unguarded actions or careless dealing.
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