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Newspaper
Cheyenne Weekly Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1876
Page
7
A poem praising laborers who bend their backs and toil in the fields. It lauds the reapers for sowing and gathering the harvest, the farmers who care for the land, and the workers who provide bread for children. The piece celebrates strength, toil, and communal gratitude.
Nathan Tripler quarrels over breakfast then meets a man who swaps hats and coats with him. A staged chase ends with Tripler mistaken for a madman and committed to an asylum. After a committee clears the error, he returns home to reconcile with Dorothy and vows to stop grumbling.
A Salt Lake correspondent reports Orson Pratt’s sermon praising Latter Day Saints uniting church with divine revelation since AD 100 and condemning Protestant authority. He extols eternal marriage polygamy as duty, warns Gentile government, and frames Utah as God’s chosen Israel.
Describes alcohol absorption routes from the stomach through direct venous uptake and via the thoracic duct to the heart. Notes the stomach’s water absorption and how dilution with water speeds absorption, while insufficient dilution delays it. Mentions the body's water textures and the gastric transudation process.
Heavy blue cheviot and dark blue breadcloth fabrics appear in current men’s attire. Coats are long sack style with pockets, trousers of standard width, and single breasted vests with rolling collars. For non full dress occasions a double breasted frock coat with low cut vest and rolling collar remains in style in dark blue, lavender or gray trousers.
Professor James R. Gage reports a limestone wall in Claiborne 18 miles east of Port Gibson. The wall spans 600 feet with blocks three feet by twenty-one inches by twenty-two inches and dates to before Hadrian. It covers 400 square miles toward the Mississippi and may have served as a barrier or ancient dyke near Natchez Indian territory.
A sensational Spanish chronicle describes King Alfonso's alleged youth crime, the palace corruption by Duke Sexto, a jealous husband shooting at the king, a body removed by night, and multiple assassinations including a Madrid judge, with police hampered and secrecy upheld by the press. It also offers assorted advertisements and medical claims from 19th century products.
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