27 May 1880
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Newspaper
Cambridge City Tribune
Location
Cambridge City, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1880
Page
1
A reflective poem praising trust in God through winter hardship and unseen futures. It speaks of patience, divine protection, and comfort for the faithful, urging persistence despite daily woes and nights of silence.
Poem excerpt from the New York Evening Post reflecting on labor, faith, and divine reward. The speaker argues that Providence honors diligent toil and that unanswered prayers arise from misaligned effort rather than withholding blessing. It emphasizes earned outcomes and patience after labor.
In a lone street a figure awaits a visitor as rain falls. The poem imagines a reunion with a long awaited friend or lover, with anticipation of news that could change the world and a meeting that could end years of longing. The mood shifts from distant hope to intimate, awaited arrival as footsteps approach.
A Special Correspondence to the Cincinnati Gazette recounts a Mississippi River style voyage up the Ocklawaha to the St Johns and Pilatka. The narrative details a quirky sixty foot steam craft Okahumkee, zigzag bends, riverbank shoves by black stevedores, and a dawn view at Silver Spring with clear waters and a lively flora. It contrasts the Ocklawaha with the wider St Johns and Jacksonville water, then shifts to Devonshire customs and a Sahara travelogue, Rome catacombs, and early Christian galleries with vivid, period tone.
A vivid retrospective traces Wall Street from its 1655 stone wall to a compact stretch famed for finance and power. It recalls early governance, Revolutionary figures, slave trade, punishment, religion, and bursts of wealth and ruin shaping a vast commercial moral and political arc.
The Rushville Republican reports the Supreme Court ruling in a suit brought by a parent against a teacher who had been found guilty of assault and battery by the Ripley authorities. The decision addresses legal standards and consequences for school staff.
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