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Cheyenne Weekly Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Aug 31, 1882

Page

5

Weekly News in Brief from August 31 1882

Telegraphic notes report a strong Kansas corn yield and a 150 million bushel Ohio crop. Yellow fever in Pensacola. British officers buy mules in Cincinnati. Gen Sheridan tours Yellowstone. floods in Mexico cause 40 deaths. Numerous political races, crimes, and strikes across the U S and abroad.

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Miscellaneous Recipes for Egg Plant Fish and Cakes

A collection of kitchen instructions detailing how to prepare baked egg plant with nutmeg and ham, how to cook a white fish with milk dressing and crack er crust, and how to make rich fillings between cake layers. Also provides a basic cream for layer cake and pancake tips with proportions and finishing touches.

Angel of Death Comes In December Poem

A poem describes winter death and a family’s loss. The angel enters the home and takes the father while the mother mourns, yet the children continue to play and later remember him at the grave. It contrasts sorrow with the persistence of childlike joy.

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How to Be Beautiful by Cultivating Mind and Heart

The essay argues beauty comes from a noble mind and generous heart. It urges reading and meditation to fuel inner fire, kindness as the beauty's ruler, and a strong will focused on a grand purpose. Outer looks fade, inner beauty grows with age like a peach ripening.

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Deaths and snow as images of mortality in verse

The excerpt frames snow as a symbol of death while hinting at enduring life hidden beneath a cold, shadowed surface. It envisions a future revelation when cold shadows melt under the rising sun and mortality is transformed. The speaker cites Robert Colyer as the source.

Robert Colyer

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