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Newspaper

Delphi Dollar Journal

Location

Delphi, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 30, 1854

Page

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The Sky-Leapers and the Mountain Pass Mystery

An 18th or 19th century tale recounts Norwegian and Swedish troops guiding through a perilous night ascent across icy cliffs. Alf Stavenger leads Sky-Leapers over the Nero pass using torches, with several men plunging to death and Alf torn by loyalty and love as he contemplates betrayal and a dangerous final leap.

Thermopyle Mogarten Norway Sweden Sinclair Galbransdale Jampreland Ruden Labarre Zoega Sweyne Koping Tempteland Ceen Sweyne Manhelm Alf Stavenger Alf Eric Ellen Skilman Harder Tydel Nero Jarvis Shilman Harder Emily

Temperance appeal and Cuba policy in mid 19th century

A collection of items urging temperance action to fathers and guardians, plus excerpts from the President's Message to Congress on Cuba, noting the Black Warrior seizure, ongoing redress efforts, and Spanish authority concerns. Also includes a critique of newspaper advertising and a lengthy account of Blennerhassett lineage and a California giant tree discovery with shipboard transport details.

Congress Cuba Washington House of Representatives Secretary of State Department Havana Spain Opes

Spring Is Here From Gleason's Pictorial

An unsigned poem celebrates the return of spring with meadow and sea scenes, birds, flowers, and nature’s beauty, urging peace from strife as winter ends. The latter portion includes a long parliamentary excerpt attributed to Hon. L. D. Campbell and Franklin Pierce on slavery in territories and the Spain Cuba situation.

L. D. Campbell Nebraska Congress Douglas Oregon Polk Georgia Daniel Webster South Utah New Mexico

For the Rose the Thorn Is Often Plucked

A compact aphorism notes the rose often suffers when its thorn is removed. The line reflects a wary view of tampering with beauty and nature.

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