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Newspaper
Cheyenne Weekly Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1876
Page
15
A graphic poem from Harper's Bazar lauds laborers who harvest grain. It extols reapers bending backs and calloused hands that sow and reap bread for all. The piece praises farmers and field workers for sustaining communities with toil and fidelity.
Nathan Tripler’s chronic grumbling lands him in a mistaken asylum admission after a hats and coats swap with a stranger. Held in a bare room, he reflects on Dorothy’s kindness, endures bread and water, and is later cleared by a visiting committee who misidentified him. Reunited, he vows to stop grumbling, and the asylum experience oddly reforms him.
A Salt Lake correspondent summaries Orson Pratt sermon praising Mormon distinct doctrines. He claims direct revelation founded the Latter Day Saint church after 100 AD, asserts Utah is the gathering place, and argues marriage is eternal and polygamy is a religious duty. Warns Gentile government to refrain or face divine curse.
Describes alcohol absorption routes after ingestion, detailing direct venous uptake from the alimentary surface and transfer via the thoracic duct to the left junction of veins. Notes the stomach’s water absorption, dilution effects, and how dilution speeds absorption, from Popular Science Monthly November issue.
Heavy blue cheviot dominates current gentleman attire resembling summer dark blue serge used for neglige suits. Describes long sack coats with pockets, ordinary width trousers, single breasted vests with rolling collars, and options for dinner or semi formal wear. Includes double breasted frock coats with low cut vests in dark blue breadcloth and lavender or gray trousers.
Prof James R Gage reports a limestone wall near Claiborne twenty miles east of Port Gibson traced 600 feet, with blocks three feet long and twenty-two inches thick. He notes pine and oak trees atop the wall, dating back centuries, possibly ancient barrier or levee linked to Natchez region inhabitants. The site spans about 400 square miles toward the Mississippi River.
A sensational recounting claims King Alfonso’s youth, political murder, and corrupt circle in Madrid. It describes a pistol shot at the king, ensuing assassinations, police inaction, and hush money for silence. The item mixes dramatic rumor with ad blurbs and medical patent remedies.
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