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Newspaper
Daily Star
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1878
Page
3
A Burlington Hawkeye mock guide offers pointed rules for newspaper contributors. It lampoons tedious writing habits and urges impractical tips, portraying editors as merciless yet eager to correct errors while hinting at harsh consequences for sloppy copy.
The Leavenworth Times recounts a grand war dance in Chief Josephs camp above Fort Leavenworth. Chiefs and brethren wore new colorful attire and borrowed garrison horses decked with skins bells and feathers. Joseph spoke through an interpreter to Captain Tiley expressing goodwill toward whites and presented a buffalo robe as a token of good faith. The ceremony lasted late into the evening.
The Galveston News highlights eucalyptus globulus as a beautiful medicinal tree, native to Australia, with proven malarial preventive qualities noted by French and German savants. It lowers marsh moisture through leaf evaporation, aiding lowland climates. Mr. Sidney Scudder promotes cultivation. notable specimens exist in Houston and in Mr. Ed Milby’s yard, reaching thirty feet in two years.
A late Leader issue reports a brutal attack at Ferguson and Sixteenth streets where Crazy Horse's squaw was set upon by a terrier from Fort Laramie. The dog bit her legs and face for about fifteen minutes before the assailant released her, then rode away. Doctors Preshaw and Tuttle treated Crazy Horse's wounds, described as severe but not dangerous.
Mrs Elihu Warriner a Battle Creek Michigan resident was seized by a freak and cruelly abused a young colored girl the girl from a destitute family waited at Warriner home for food Promised to bake a pie the lunatic offered a transformation to whiteness Using lye the woman stripped and scrubbed the girl causing severe pain Neighbors intervened and the lunatic was taken in charge The victim remains in slowly improving condition
The King of Spain receives a lapis lazuli casket from Paris for Infanta Mercedes, supported by four lion-claw feet, ten by twenty inches, with rose wreaths in gold and a rose-formed key. interior diamond studs hold a future eight-row Indian pearl necklace. France also sends two Sevres vases and a center piece, forty eight inches tall, light blue groundwork with oval paintings, for the marriage gifts.
A compilation of miscellaneous items includes quirky maxims, humorous exchanges, and notes on science and history. Highlights touch on travel, labor, ancient and modern proverbs, demographics, and rare trivia such as beetle collections, wartime bread analysis, and Mesquite gum exports from Texas.
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