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Newspaper

Dixon Sun

Location

Dixon, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1883

Page

5

Be It Ever So Humble There’s No Place Like Home

The poem narrates a homeless wanderer in London who longs for a humble home while singing the refrain Home Be it ever so humble there’s no place like home. Marianne Farningham is cited as the author and the verse ends noting the wanderer finds home at last with honor in America and England.

London Ana America England Godfrey Denyer Captain Wrake Godfrey Dener Young Denyer Denyer Godfrey Sram Grantly Messrs. X. & Co Mr. Grantly Enpe Wrake Green Sea Lake Erie Paul du Chailly Eli Perkins New Bedford Detroit Free Press

Godfrey Denyer’s Penance and Redemption

A reckless youth signs a forged check to assist Captain Wrake and faces arrest. Denyer’s uneasy flight to America, later return, and quiet almsgiving reveal his remorse. Wrake’s release uncovers mutual guilt and a shared plea for forgiveness as Denyer forgives himself.

Timber Resources Across Southern States Expand In Scope

The survey notes Texas forests could supply national timber for a century. North Carolina holds about 75 percent timber coverage. Florida pine belts span Putnam to Hillsborough counties. Louisiana reports 15 million acres of timber. Maine and Michigan lumber may shift to Florida and Louisiana. Georgia pine lands total 11.5 million acres with cottonwoods along the Mississippi. The cottonwood grows tall and yields wide, knot-free planks.

Texas North Carolina Florida Putnam, Marion Sumter Polk Hernando Hillsborough Louisiana Maine Michigan Georgia Alabama Mobile Bay Mississippi

Mermaids and a Glass of Pension Policy

A fragmented piece blends fanciful mermaid lore with a sharp excerpt from pension claim procedures. It contrasts whimsical coastal myths with a formal notice about government examinations, rights to witness testimony, and avoidance of ex parte methods in pension adjudication.

Pension Office Claim Process Outlined In Detail

The article traces the path of a pension claim from filing to payment. It covers receipt, jacketing, division routing by claimant location, adjudication, Board of Review, and potential special examinations for doubtful or fraudulent cases, emphasizing the shift from secret ex parte reviews to more rights respecting procedures.

New England Board of Review Commissioner of Pensions Assistant Secretary of the Interior United States Aeone Dudley

Man Tries to Stop Cat Concert With Loaded Revolver

Detroit Post and Tribune reports a neighbor, Mr. Jones, buys a revolver to silence a neighborhood cat’s loud serenade. A near miss leaves the cat alive, a window shot, and a pistol now proven loaded as the family watches from upstairs.

Mr. Jones Jones H. G Willie Johnnie Detroit Post and Tribune

Ruse Over Word Meaning Sparks Five Dollar Bet

At a Cleveland Union depot, three men posed as travelers. A pocket Webster led to a bet where one claimed transpire never means perspire, wagering five dollars to ten. The ploy exposed, ending with the bet apparently won by the observer.

Cleveland Herald Union Depot

Favorable Testimony of Our Mode of Worship

The Guardian prints a communication headed Favorable Testimony of Our Mode of Worship from the Penitentiary in Iowa. The document affirms religious practice within the Iowa prison, reflecting on penitentiary worship and reform efforts.

the Guardian Episcopal New York Iowa

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