Weekly Leader Snips Inane Political and Cultural Bits
A montage of brief items touches on resumption debates, gold production down since 1850, speeches by Edison and Poe anecdotes. It notes political shifts in Indiana and Washington territory, legal profession dominance in Congress, European royal dynamics, and a White House visiting incident.
Teachings of the Times on Judaism and societal drift
Prof. Felix Adler argues that Judaism and other faiths are fading as education and civilization advance. He contends religious lines blur, Jews and Christians fuse in liberal society, and prejudice declines. The piece contrasts this view with Nebraska’s crime issues and calls for swift justice for offenders.
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New York
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United States
Nebraska
Custer County
Temple of Liberty
Nebraska's Shame and the Call for Swift Punishment
An editorial argues that Nebraska must enforce swift and certain punishment to deter murders. It contends that without just consequences, crime grows as police fail to act and criminals gain confidence in escaping detection. The piece stresses punishment as a social safeguard and moral necessity.
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Nebraska
Puritan Letter Reveals Sea Plot Against Quakers
A September 1682 letter from Cotton Mather shows a Puritan plot to seize Quakers led by W Penn aboard the Welcome KR brig near Cods coast. Massachusetts authorities planned to capture Penn and profit by selling captives in Barbadoes, reflecting zeal to punish dissenters and aid clergy. The plan failed as divine providence did not prosper the venture.
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John Brigginson
Elias Holdcratt
London
Greenwas
W. Penn
Malachi Luxett
Porpoise
Codd
Penn
Barbadoes
Gayne
Mint Bureau Head Absent as Political Turmoil Rises
A dispatch notes the mint bureau lacks a head while references to various political shifts and delays surface. It mentions Parsimonious boundary talks between Turkey and Greece, Britain's issues with inflation and strikes, and movements of notable figures like Gen. Grant and consuls as global tensions unfold.
The Poet's Grave and a Silent Forest Nook
A Bayard Taylor poem recalls a bard laid to rest in a sunny forest nook. Flowers moss and violets frame the grave while elm boughs and forest shadows mourn the poet who woke with magic notes no more.
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Bayard Taylor
What Constitutes Slang
A correspondent argues slang should be confined to misapplied words with no real meaning. Proverbial sayings like He dies in his boots and He bets his bottom dollar are not slang, though slang often misuses terms. Old vigorous phrases should be valued, while new fangled, unmeaning expressions deserve protest.
Hale's Honey of Horehound ad promises quick throat relief
A dated advertisement claims Hale's Honey of Horehound and Tar cures coughs colds and throat troubles better than costly doctor visits. It touts low prices and drugstore availability with a depot listed at 7 Sixth Avenue New York and notes Pike's Toothache Drops cure in one minute.
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Crittenton’s
Sixth Avenue
New York City
Pike
Gilead
Crittenton
Prop
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Hostetter's Almanac 1879 Free From Druggists
The note promotes Hostetter's Almanac for 1879 praising the Hostetter's Bitters reputation for 25 years. It details large print runs in multiple languages and claims extensive health, amusement, and astronomical content. It states the almanac can be obtained free from druggists and country dealers nationwide.
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Hostetter
Hostetter & Smith
Pittsburgh
D&c
Brown's Cough Balsam and Tar Troches Promote Health
The notice promotes Brown's Cough Balsam for coughs colds and incipient consumption and Brown's Tar Troches for voice hoarseness and sore throat. It touts Arnica Salve for inflammation old sores and frost bite. Available from G W Hoyt Addams & Glover and Hurlbut Bros Cheyenne Wyoming with prices 25 cents per box.
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Vince
Brown
G. W. Hoyt
Addams & Glover
Hurlbut Bros
Cheyenne
Wyo
Inter Ocean Hotel in Cheyenne Offers New Management
The undersigned has taken charge of the well known Inter Ocean Hotel in Cheyenne Wyoming. He invites friends and travelers to visit and enjoy superior accommodations and meals with a first class staff of assistants and cooks. Rates will be moderate.
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