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Newspaper

Cheyenne Weekly Sun

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Jan 16, 1889

Page

24

The Old Homestead

In Maple Ridge a perpetually self sacrificing Mary endures hardship as Susie plans marriage for money. A mysterious wealthy benefactor known as the lady helps the family with funds and reveals a secret to Mary. A Westward lover learns of Mary’s faithfulness and returns, reuniting Mary with Tom as the tale ends with a joyful new beginning for all.

Maple Ridge Susie Nell Dasher Fred Mary Caleb Leftingwell Forkno Loften Tom Florence

African Gold Fields and the Ophir Theories

The San Francisco Bulletin notes natives using placer gold in muskets as lead shot substitutes, implying abundant gold in Africa. It cites Transvaal mines near Johannesburg yielding 4 million dollars in six months and promises further riches in Mashona land. Explorer reports warn of native hostility amid rushes to new mines as Ophir theories shift southward.

San Francisco Bulletin Transvaal Republic South Africa California Australia Johannesburg Imberly Mashona Land Ophir Solomon Africa

Africa goldfields seen as future treasure and threat

The passage discusses Africa as virgin gold country with vague reports of natives trading gold and ivory. It argues explorers once undervalued gold and predicts that discovery of vast goldfields could bring crude civilization and drastic change to the continent, despite native disruption.

Mashbuna Africa

Work Done by Mountaineers Estimated in Foot-Pounds

Dr Buchheister calculates the total muscular work in a five hour ascent of 7000 feet. Using a 164 to 168 pound climber, he arrives at about 1 product 1 or 1 326 000 foot pounds, with friction and other factors bringing the figure to at least 1 350 000 foot pounds.

Dr. J. Buchheister Gonney Buchheister Ron

The Women of Ceylon A grim view of exploitation

A Tribune excerpt denounces the treatment of women in Ceylon describing them as chattel with price tags. It cites educated but still undervalued status and notes mothers offering their daughters to Christians to spare them a life of infamy. The piece recalls a tour where mothers presented "nice little girl" gifts.

Ceylon N. ¥ Tribune

Man's Mental Superiority in City Street Dialogue

A humorous vignette from Lakes alive! on a crowded New York thoroughfare. Mrs Hayseed acts city naive while Mr Hayseed points to an elevated railroad station and orders her to stop acting like a country girl as they assess crossing the street.

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Song of My Life and Thy Singe

A lyrical meditation on eternal love and devotion. The speaker seeks to share the song of their heart with a beloved, promising constant affection through time and eternity. The verse juxtaposes longing with enduring connection as two souls remain one.

Chile

Art in Small Towns and a Child's Tin Type Memory

An elderly captain recalls a childhood tin-type portrait taken during a rough journey by wagon through rural scenery. The tale, told with humor and wistful detail, contrasts a sailor's bravado with the awkward tiki of early studio photography and a later bathhouse memory.

Bathing in Sweden and Stockholm Baths Noted

A Boston Globe writer recounts the novelty of Swedish baths in Stockholm. He describes entering through an arched gateway marked Bad and being directed to a modest clerk who sold him a ticket, then to a courtyard where elderly attendants manage the bath welcome.

Sweden Boston Globe Stockholm

A Glass Pen De But Pen Described for Writing Ease

A foreign exchange describes a glass pen made of a material steel-pen makers may resist adopting. It claims the pen writes as freely as a pencil on smooth paper and lasts so long that it is nearly indestructible unless physically broken.

Wedding Guest Steals Watch Diamonds and Money in Birmingham

A Birmingham wedding ends with a guest, a woman, accused of stealing a watch, diamonds and cash from the event. Police are investigating and identifying the suspect.

Birmingham Ala

Alfonso Improves Daily Amid Health Outlook

Telegraphic briefs report Alfonso's condition improving with return to health anticipated. Other items note Dakota Sioux reservation proclamation prepared, a British expedition from Apes to punish outrages at Sulhar, a high school fire in Cororapo Springs, and a grim criminal case in Gruenne.

Maprip Alfonso Washington Apes Sulhar Sound Cororapo Springs the Times Portugal Salisbury Priru Gruenne Prestbury Whitechapel Commans Foster W. H. Gibson Jackson Miss John Marshall Stone Vicksburg

The Negro Colony Scheme Proposed in Congo Settlement Plan

The Brussels report notes support for a U. S. Negro colony in the upper Congo to promote peaceful diffusion of industry and commerce ideas and methods, seen as a step toward civilized progress.

Brussels Upper Congo United States

Notice For Publication Land Office Cur r y ens Wyoming

Notice is given that the following settler has filed a claim and intends to prove residence and cultivation of the land before the Register and Receiver at Cheyenne Wyoming on February 28, 8 AM. Names: Willam Bo Dne, Alf red Welch of South Bend Wyoming, Wilber FF. Spencer, Peter Lee of Pine Watts Wyoming, and others.

Curyens Januney Cheyanne Wvarming Fehrnney Ibwer Heeter Routh Mead Wyoming Willan Bo Dne Alffred Welch South Bend Wyong Wilber FF. Spencer Peter & Lee Pine Watts Wrong SP Champlin Hegleter

Horses Wanted for Sale in Cheyenne

Wanrep advertises 200 geldings each weighing 1000 pounds or more for sale near Cheyenne. Contact K. S. Van Tassett for details.

Wanrep K.S. van Tassett Cheyenne

Notice to refrain from buying branded hordes by Rain

To whom it may concern all parties are notified not to buy or trade for any hordes branded with I enclosed by a square without my knowledge and consent V A Rain Fairbanks Dec 27 188. wet.

V. A. Rain

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