The King and the Locusts A Wise Man's Endless Tale
A tyrant king offers his throne and a princess to anyone who can tell a story that lasts forever. A composed storyteller narrates a tale about locusts endlessly eating grain, delaying the end for years. The king exhausts patience, finally yields, and marries the storyteller, who becomes heir.
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Ioles
Oman
Stumping the Spellers and the Capricious Text
A New Haven Palladium piece presents an ornate tongue twister about a skillful gauger cobbler using a poniard and a wagon, with a host of improbable items and erudite dialogue. It features a Sibyl named Gipsy reacting to his feats and a closing exchange on elision and divergence.
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Sibyl
Capitol
Mendelssohn
New Haven Palladium
Gold casket of London honors for Grant and vivid vitality idea
A detailed description of a gold casket presenting the freedom of London to Gen. Grant is given, with many heraldic and symbolic features. The piece notes Sheridan's claim on vitality and its role in endurance, then reports Grant's ongoing honors in England and future engagements including a Liverpool banquet and a U S Club dinner. It also recalls Frederick Douglass visiting Capt Auld and a cucumber season quip about waking for church.
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Grant
City of
London
Capitol
Washington
United States
Phil Sheridan
England
Freedom of
Liverpool
United States Service Club
Boston
Gilman
Broadway
H. R. Stevens
Remarkable Montomery dies and temperance progress noted
The article recalls the death of Ben Montgomery a noted enslaved man who built wealth owning Hurricane Island and Brierfield in Mississippi before his death. It also reports on Murphy the temperance evangelist in Philadelphia and a preacher hush by a deacon for a dollar for foreign missions.
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Ben’’ Montgomery
Mississippi
J. E. Davis
Montgomery
Davis
Hurricane Place
Brierfield
Murphy
Philadelphia
Elmira
New York
Rortchester
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