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Newspaper
Cheyenne Weekly Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1883
Page
8
A fragmented item records an American contract for reds with six dark iths and a reference to April Luston Co. The readable text is sparse and lacks clear entities or dates for a full summary.
On her eighteenth birthday Birdie learns she is a foundling raised by Mother Raynor. Jack, her fiancé, reveals his intent to wed, while a studio betrayal nearly ends their romance. A hospital rescue uncovers her true parents, the Raynors, who welcome her and promise a joyous future together.
A reporter meets Mrs Ching Ling wife of the New York Chinese vice consul and Mrs Ching Chung Chow amid Chinatown circles. The women display grace and dignity with childlike simplicity as tea and conversation unfold, aided by an interpreter and the distinctive fashion and jade adornments.
Lorin Blodgett spoke to the Social Science Association at Mercantile Library hall on Philadelphia’s industrial class. He praised home ownership and the single household system as foundations of prosperity and cited payroll data showing a wide range from $300 to $605 in various trades.
The New York World notes a vivid Evening Telegram remark praising Henry Irving with a single gem of beauty as metempsychosis on his face drawing quiet attention. American critics question if the line was penned by an English writer who came to promote Irving.
The Memphis Avalanche jokes that southern editors boast two captains seventeen majors seven generals and 1846 colonels with no privates or officers under captain. The remark contrasts a pun about a poor singer with Singa pore.
The Chicago Tribune excerpt centers on George W. Simpson who dies at the moment he passes the highest point of life’s path while tenderly with Lurline Neversink in a New Haven setting. The scene unfolds in a mansion music room with velvet decor as Lurline sings and Simpson collapses, with a note about a later Farragut Post discussion on Sherman’s march.
Mr Jaabouchere argues that English artisans avoid church because they hear divergent parsons and doubt the rest. He claims educated men prefer heresy as it seeks harmony with common sense and experience, while orthodox clergy lean on female influence since women disregard reason.
The New York Commercial Advertiser quips Baltimore has never produced great statesmen but claims the city excels in big oysters. It adds the country would not miss its “great statesmen” as much as its oysters.
Providence commentary notes brides resist accepting money from husbands after marriage while time softens the sentiment. A separate item from Marathon Independent reports a seaside resort incident where a man was kicked out and later caught by the under to a.
Long list of cattle and horse brands tied to Wyoming ranches and owners including Luke Voorhees Co Fort Laramie Chamberlin Doty Ford Hesse Powder River Cattle Company and Tongue River names. Mentions ranges Deer Cherry creeks Rice Old Woman Creeks and Johnson county with post offices and branding marks and ear notations. Also includes a serialized fiction excerpt about a man’s misadventures in love and fortune.
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