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Newspaper
Cambridge Herald
Location
Cambridge, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1890
Page
1
A poetic reflection from a writer named Gay Yule in Lesiie's Newspaper, imagining twilight reunions and distant love. The speaker longs for closeness as miles melt away and the beloved's image glides into view, a benediction that inspires better selfhood.
In a clipped confession, Lord Bargemont explains marrying Hetty as a duty to preserve the Bargemont line. He recounts his unhappy first wife Blanche and her secret life as an opium smoker, revealed with a nursery-stage ending as their child arrives.
A New York Tribune correspondent describes Guadalajara tramways and courteous customs. He notes a polite greeting as riders enter and a warm farewell at destination, aided by a system that keeps tracks clear and cars drawn by mules guided by courteous drivers in sombreros.
Dr. Talmage expounds Luke 15 20 on the prodigal son, highlighting a loving heavenly Father who sees, runs to meet, and kisses the repentant sinner. He warns against hard theology, praises the Father’s compassion, and ends with a call to accept divine mercy and be rebuilt in faith.
A young King Victor Emmanuel earns forty cents by shooting a fox on a rural road after a peasant offers two lira as payment. The farmer and his wife celebrate the unnamed monarch by gifting garments and jewelry upon learning who earned the coin.
Washington reports from June 7 to June 15 cover Senate and House actions. The Meander son bill to place certain Civil War generals on retired lists with brigadier general rank and pay is discussed, along with silver coinage debates, treaties, and various appropriation bills. Multiple motions, committee reports, and adjournments reflect ongoing fiscal and military affairs.
A Detroit Tribune correspondent describes testing a finished locomotive hoisted off the track, wheels turning at high speed with steam up. An engineer runs the drivers while a wine glass on the cow-catcher is set to measure vibration, ensuring minimal liquid spills during operation.
Wa Reep heads a British syndicate negotiating to purchase Chicago packing houses. The piece notes mail-carried funds to New Orleans for the lot tery business exceed twenty five million annually. It mentions four New Orleans banks as prize cashing agents and references Army of Arkansas veterans forming a society with General Reynolds as president.
State news items recount Jesse Thomas of Fremont, age twelve, drowning after falling into a deep river hole. Other reports include a preacher at Akron sent to the county infirmary, a Library site chosen in Circleville, a Marion depot robbery, a missing woman in Tuscarawas County, arsenic poisoning alleged in DeGraff, and a series of accidents and court actions across the state.
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