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Newspaper

Dixon Sun

Location

Dixon, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Nov 15, 1882

Page

6

Abolition of Clergy Privilege and Domestic Cleaning Notes

A discussion of the historic privilege of clergy in felony cases noting its abolition in George IV's reign, followed by home cleaning advice from the Philadelphia Press. It covers methods for drain clearing with lye, deodorizing beds, ammonia use, carpet care, and moth prevention.

Edward III Elizabeth William and Mary Henry VII George IV Philadelphia Press

Venetian Sunsets and Lagoon Moods in Frasers Magazine

The passage surveys Venetian sunsets after storms and fair weather, describing fiery west horizons, turquoise skies, and rose water reflections over Mazzorbo and Murano. Monochrome lagoons with a pink touch on distant clouds evoke calm, pure, peaceful impressions rather than dramatic emotion.

Torcello Mazzorbo Murano Fraser's Magazine

Houses for Winter and fall cleaning guidance

The article urges thorough fall house cleaning as essential as spring cleaning. It warns malaria risk rises in autumn due to moisture and heat, notes mephitic taints linger, and explains frost cannot kill germs in furnace heated homes. It stresses annual whitewashing and proper disinfection before winter.

Killed With Kindness in Family Life

An essay from Detroit Post and Tribune argues that pampering children with affectionate epithets and indulgence creates spoiled, unhappy adults. It warns mothers against treating offspring as pets and urges fostering strong character and self control to prepare them for life and the afterlife.

Pet Dear Darling Precious Tootsey Birdie Angel Hardihood Willie Fidele Detroit Post and Tribune

Dangers of Orchard Climbing Linked to Injuries in Chemung County

An apple tree in Chemung County New York is blamed for two deaths and multiple injuries over five years. The note cites that the climber’s grip around the tree is unhealthy for boys, highlighting dangerous climbing conditions reported by the Detroit Free Press.

Chemung County N. Y Detroit Free Press

The Biting Dog Opinion Piece

A satirical Texas Siftings essay critiques biting dogs as nuisances and oddities. It argues dogs will bite as needed, warns against running, and offers a mock campaign plan advocating hat removal to deter attacks. It concludes with reflections on humor and politeness in canine encounters.

A Man of Many Names

A miscellany notes numerous oddities and curiosities from around the world. It mentions sixteen murders in Pennsylvania for petty sums, a Nebraska stone for the Washington monument, and a jail of name changes around a London editor. It also covers Victor Hugo’s charity, Reading Salvation Army excitement, and a medical quirk on warming frozen bodies.

Pennsylvania Detroi Free Press Nebraska Washington Monument Penn Magazine of History and Biography Townsend Ward Baynton, Wharton & Morgan John Baynton Indiana Frank Hanson San Francisco New York Philadelphia Victor Hugo Veules France Pelletier’s Reading England Salvation Army Laptchinkski Russia Europe Bartlett-Coutts Ashmead-Bartlett Turner's Company Highgate School Bartlett Keele Coutts- Bartlett Bartlett- Coutts Plutarch London

Baby Lost In Wagon Wheelers Prank

A farmer and his wife arrived in town in a two horse wagon with a baby wrapped in a bed quilt. The quilt slipped, the infant tumbled to the street unhurt as boys chased them, the couple unaware. The crowd recovered the child and returned it to the quilt as they kept moving.

Missis Detroit Post

Outlaw Leader Curly Bill and the California City Stag Dance

The article recounts Curly Bill era violence in California City, San Simon Valley Arizona Territory. Cowboys force a mock trial over Joe Palmer for shooting the heel off Abe Sanders during a stag dance. Palmer is executed at daybreak in the San Simon Valley after a mock jury convicts him. The piece closes with a note about Georgia papers abandoning corn huskings for corn shucking.

Arizona United States Curly Bill William H. Broscion San Simon Valley Cochise County California City Crone Tom Harper Cochise Joe Palmer Abe Sanders Sanders Palmer Tombstone Philadelphia Times

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