23 Mar 1878
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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1878
Page
1
The advertisement touts Kilier's Roman Sixtent as a universal remedy for a painful disease. It promises instant relief for lumbago and sciatica and asserts success in both inflammatory and chronic types, claiming rapid cure upon application.
A lyrical meditation on beauty through eyes thoughts lips and graves. The poem contrasts vivid imagery of hearths birds and sleep with restraint and prudence, ending by praising peaceful, resting graves and worn hands.
A sweep through U S monetary law traces the dollar from colonial silver units to the modern Federal system. It covers acts from 1792 to 1876, detailing coinage, legal tender, and the demonetization of the trade dollar, with notes on economic implications and later unrelated anecdotes.
A dialogue shows Russia pressing for large territorial gains and control of Turkish ships, while England warns against actions around Egypt and the Bosphorus. The exchange hints at possible large-scale conflict and mobilization, with Russia threatening to fortify key chokepoints.
A town editor notes receiving a basket of grapes from a friend identified as W. and compliments the gesture, remarking that several grapes are nearly two inches in diameter.
Observations show elephants camels and hippos respond to language and tone across cultures. A Barnum hippo reacted to Arabic prompts, others note animal comprehension aligns with exposure. The piece cites mining capitalists moving into Colorado Nevada after the silver bill passage, with John F Drew guiding deals. A moral on temper and virtue follows, urging self control and truth.
A three year old child, cross eyed and wearing pantalets, was struck by a wagon and never spoke again, according to a report in the Wester paper.
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