Humorous Items and Local News From June Daily Leader
A scattered page notes jokes and social tidbits, church gathering at D. D. Dare’s home, emigration trends, and an insane ex-police chief from Danvers. It mentions cattle sales in Cheyenne, a July 1 debut, various events, a monument contract, and light local anecdotes.
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Daily Leader
Billy Mice
Jimmy
Billy
Presbyterian Church
D. D. Dare
North West
Hickey
Danver
Hoyt
Ogden
The
Laramie Sentinel
Fort Collins Express
Loomis, Andrews & Trimble
North Platte
Swan Bros
Cheyenne
County Lode Notices Filed in Clerk Office
Location notices filed yesterday include G. W. Via and George B. McClellan for the Mammoth lode and the Little Orphant lode by Via. Martin Igoe and others file the Loulie Igoe lode while Whitman Tennant and Martin Igoe claim the Belmont lode.
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G. W. Via
George B. McClellan
Mammoth’? Lode
Lode
Martin Igoe
Loulie Igoe
Whitman, Tennant
Belmont
A Philosopher’s four lessons for boys to know as men
A lecture urges boys learn truth above wealth and status. It outlines four essentials: be true in thought and action, be pure and self controlled, be unselfish and courteous, and be self reliant and industrious. Mastery of these qualities makes the rest easy.
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Bone
A Sea Wonder Monstrous Submarine Plant Emerges
The article extols a colossal ocean plant, Melanosperms Macrocistis Pyrifera, growing in the North Pacific. It claims specimens cover three square miles with eight foot thick stems, dwarfing California redwoods and hinting at limits of nourishment, while praising nature’s marvels over fiction.
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North Pacific Ocean
California
Antitole to Poison Ingested Remedies Quick Acting
A rapid first aid method for poison ingestion is a heaping teaspoonful of common salt and ground mustard stirred in a cup of water and swallowed immediately. This mixture irritates the stomach to induce vomiting to expel poison. If any residue remains, ingest the white of an egg or a teaspoon of strong coffee once the stomach settles to counteract virulent poisons.
Dry poultry houses keep vermin at bay, author argues
The piece claims vermin thrive in damp, moist settings and urges dry, well ventilated chicken houses. It contrasts two houses one damp and ill ventilated and one high, dry, sunny, and recommends a water tight floor, sand floor and ample sunlight to reduce infestations. It mocks overpriced remedies and jokes that children may study etymology of the hen house instead of vermin removal.
Hawaiian flower girls and blooming customs noted in travel sketch
The piece describes Hawaiian girls gathering leis and maile wreaths, parading through Honolulu in marketplaces to attract customers with chants, and recounts Count Rochefort being adorned with wreaths. It then shifts to poultry tips on strategies for profitable fall and winter chickens and ends with a note on singing as healthy exercise supported by studies from Monassein.
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Honolulu
Count Rochefort
Winter Oats Sowed As Cover for Wheat Experiment
An experiment sowed oats with wheat to form a winter cover. One part oats to two parts oats were planted to shield the ground from frost and snow, keeping the soil insulated. Spring wheat yielded excellent results versus neighboring plots with normal sowing showing little value.
Mirage of Glass and Flowers in Hallway Oasis
The decor features flat plate glass on the floor bordered by flowers to form a silver lake. Palm trees in large boxes line the halls with birds and beetles perched on branches and wire mounted ornaments overhead, creating a dreamy fairyland ambiance.
The Nude in Art Sparks Protestant Battle Over Nudity
The Rev Dr Crosby argues in Christian at Work that nudity in art corrupts morals and defies God. He condemns the French school for advancing vice, warns Christians against admiring indecencies, and notes theatres normalize immorality and lure families.
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Crosby
Church of Christ
Teach girls practical home training and morals first
A 19th century essay advocates female education focused on self reliance, frugality, sewing, and domestic skills. It urges girls to learn to cook, sew, manage money, avoid temptation, and keep a neat orderly home while pursuing a solid common school education. It emphasizes character over finery and warns against overindulgence and debt.
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Anna Dickinson
Grace Greenwood
Poultry Habits Teach Hens Early for Best Results
Advice on training hens stresses confinement at night to prevent roosting out of doors and loss. Establish a fixed morning feeding spot, provide clean water, avoid scattered scraps, and burn egg shells to prevent egg eating. Use a light cover over nests during setting and apply steady, sensible measures to curb bad habits.
Experimental Observations on Physics and Light
A fragment describes a musket ball passing through glass without vibration if suspended, a cork failing to rise under oceanic pressure at depth, and Arctic speech allowing conversation over a mile. Dr Jameson claims hearing a sermon from two miles away, illustrating remarkable reach of sound in extreme conditions.
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Arctic
Jamison
Courtesy at Home and Far Northern Daylength Notes
A discourse on polite behavior beginning at home and extending to society, urging children to cultivate courtesy in the sitting room as well as the parlor. It cites varying day lengths in Hamburg Stockholm St Petersburg Finland Norway and Spitzbergen. Also includes a recipe for fruit icing and assorted brief anecdotes about camp meetings kissing manners and tin cleaning tips.
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Motlier
Hamburg
Germany
Stockholm
St. Petersburg
Finland
Wonderbus
Norway
Spitzbergen
Louisiana State Lottery Draws 1882 Scheme Promises Fortune
The Louisiana State Lottery Company promotes its 1863 franchise with a $1,000,000 reserve fund and a $75,000 capital prize. The seventh grand distribution, Class G I, will be in New Orleans on July 11, 1882, under Gen. Beauregard and Gen. Jubala Early. Tickets cost five dollars with numerous prizes including multiple $6,000, $2,000, and $1,000 awards and various approximations totaling about $200,000. Orders go to New Orleans or Washington addresses. prompt attention to mail orders.
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Texas
Sturgis & Lane
Belle Fourche
Durants
Laramie City
Robinson’s Circus
Chicago
Seaboard
New York
Jersey City
Boston
Baltimore
A. L. Sutherland
Ames Monument
Rutledge
W. C. Irvine
Seventeenth Street
F. I. Warren
John Cully
Guv. Hoyt
Territorial
Keefe Hall
Apollo Club
Lodge Pole
Louisiana
New Orleans
G. T. Beauregard
Dauphin
Washington, D.C
M. L
Fortune's Favorites Lottery Draft List and Draw
A partial list of the Lou isting State Lottery company payments for the year ending May 1. It includes names and amounts tied to requests for drawings and notes on where receipts are filed. Drawings are dated June 4 and July 2 with several listed participants and amounts.
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Louisting State Lottery Company
Drawing Scheme and Lottery Promises Big Prizes
The Louisiana State Lottery Co announces a new enlarged monthly draw with a capital prize of 75 000 dollars and total prizes of 205 500 dollars. Tickets cost five dollars with 100 000 tickets issued. sales offices listed in New Orleans and Washington. Generals Beauregard and Early oversee drawings.
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Qa. T. Beauregard
Jubal A. Early
Louisiana State Lottery Co
New Orleans
M. A. Dauphin
M. A
Dauphin
Seventh St
Washington, D.C
Piper
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