No Consolidation of Old Goods
A brief notice identifies IRA L. FREDENDALL as Manager and states no consolidation of old goods is planned.
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Newspaper
Cheyenne Weekly Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1883
Page
24
A brief notice identifies IRA L. FREDENDALL as Manager and states no consolidation of old goods is planned.
A Boston grocer’s life unfolds in three romances from youth to age. He deceives a would‑be wife with a hush money breach case, then arranges a rich widow’s marriage via a friend. In old age he seeks a spouse, instructing his confidant to stay by him. The piece contrasts morals in politics and law.
The article highlights Kashmir floating gardens as a striking display of human effort by a indolent population. Water nine miles in circumference supports intertwined weeds and aquatic plants forming soil for cultivation. Divisions are cut from the surface and banked with mud, then sown with melons and cucumbers sold at ten or twenty for Y cents, or two cents each in clear seasons. Floating wardens in Mexico practice a similar plan, focusing on Downrs.
A passerby recalls a house where a wife supports her husband by helping a wealthy, drunken benefactor. The trio travels the world, staying loyal to each other despite the odd arrangement. The man notes the world may be harsh, and questions monogamy and routine.
Landlord Roberts woke to a nocturnal visitor roaming the house. Lighting a candle he found a man rummaging in a nesty setup asking to locate his pillow and steal a feather for another feathered item. The intruder demanded entry claiming he had sent his pillow somewhere.
A Stockton essay argues a truth telling role for a journalist akin to a hedgehog moral stance. The piece says a newspaper must conform to what the average reader believes even if the writer disagrees or lacks a strong personal perspective.
A note from The Century explains difficulties in typographically representing the Scottish pronunciation of Burns. It discusses the extended r sound and how 16 lengthens the word more than a single r would, affecting time and space in print.
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