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A fragmented verse urges silence and eye contact over speech. It hints at reconciliation after loss, asking to bury the past and build a stronger wall against future ruin.
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Newspaper
Elkhart Observer
Location
Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1873
Page
1
Narrow Escape at Pittsburg Landing Ended in Capture
In summer 1866, a traveler in Savannah Tenn hires a mule to Pittsburg Landing. He befriends a beautiful stranger who lures him into a trap with masked men hidden in cane. a swift posse rescues them, and foreign outlaws are arrested and punished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah
Tenn
Pittsburg
Tennesse
Pittsburg Landing
Eren Long
Gue
Elkhart Correspondent Digs Into Local Newspaper Circulation
A writer from Brxnam reports in a humorous village survey on which town paper has the largest circulation. He visits the Growler the Leader and the Howler offices, noting boasts of subscribers, postmaster figures, and rivalries amid a comical tour through 1873 Elkhart press life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
Elkhartiang
Growler
Mons. Faber
Scowler
Howler
South Bend Union
Sir Edwin Landseer Reminisces On A Great British Artist
A memorial tribute to Sir Edwin Landseer born 1802 in London who died at 71. The piece lauds his animal paintings, links his works to the Sheepshank collection, and notes his late life sculptural achievements including the Nelson Column lions. It contrasts him with rivals Rosa Bonheur and Herring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Sir Edwin Landseer
London
South Kingston Museum
Sheepshank
J. M.W. Turner
Maolise
Raphael
Frith
St. James
St. Giles
Washington
Delaware
Lincoln
Edwin
Trafalgar ‘Square
Royal “Academy
Edwin Lanseer
Herring
Rosa Bonheur
Sir Hewin
Royal ‘Academy
Charles Fastlake
Glass storage urged for fruits to avoid tin can harm
The Boston Journal of Chemistry notes that canned fruits may suffer from corrosion and lead salts form in tin cans due to vegetable acids. It urges storing preserved fruits and vegetables in glass jars only, warning that many are harmed by eating tomatoes, peaches, and similar products in tin containers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay Cooke
United States
Boston Journal of Chemistey
Worms Threaten Fruit Wards Birds as Allies in Orchard Fight
The piece warns of rising worm infestations in fruits and trees and blames it on the slaughter of small song birds. It urges stronger protection for birds and criticizes gun violence by local youths and others who drive birds from orchards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ligonier
Fragmentary note on politics and poker bluff by Brougham
A fragmented passage references John Brougham and Pocahontas, noting a poker bluff. It mentions a telegram from Washington about the President tendering the office of justice to Senator Conkling, with unclear context and multiple misread phrases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iike
Arcitecture
Colums
John Brougham
Pocahontas
Smith
Washington
Hag
the Pustice
Benator Conkling
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Post Offeg
Jackson Street
Im Advancy
Molloy & Brush, Propr’s
EB. Smith
Hascall’s
Market Streets
Goshen
Shuey & van Fleet
Ttorneys AT Law
Fikhart
Ind
First National Bank
Elknart
Gy. W. Best
Opera Ilouse
Elkhart
A. N. Wiannaford
Main St
Pigeon
High Sts
Borilease
Fourth
Fish & Griggs, Eal Estate and Fire, Life’ and Accident Insurance Agency
Bee House
Gtr
A. L. Fisher
Pigeon Streets
Guipe
Pigeon Street
Baptist
Drs I
TY Bristol
J. S&s Dodge
M.D
FFICE
No. 96
Main Street
Caile
Watel
J.D. Tyler
Lake Shore House
W. Nichols
Clifton House
H Clark
Main
Jackson Streets
Nelson Joy
Ivery
Pigeon St
Elkhart, Tid
Hack
Aly
Elkhart Paper Company
Leardsley
Joan Cook
Treas
L. Davenport
Q* Elkhart
Main and Jackson ,Sts
Clifton House Block
Cashier
B. L. Davenport, Arte Baldwin
Frank Jaurett
Elkhart House
F. Wickwire
Jackson and
Second Streets
Postoffice
S. M. Cummins, D. CD
E. A. Sherwood
Philin Christman
Apa
Fate Ghance
Pittsburgh
R. K
Liverpool
Edginburgh
Copenhagen
Ambur
Amt Zoe
Great Western
Ine Steamship Companies
New York
Urati ‘Sonia
Cy “Gae
Pyaon
Fis
Mrader
Fate
Hamburg
Shackmans
Ewa
Main-St
Ida
Mrs. and Miss Prather
Wave
Walley
Hilave
Are Magi Insurance Office
Conleys Block
Tan
Tin Man
Ania
Amining
Foster & Son
S — Ets Lisen Des
Paar S& Main Street
Urefor
J. Parish Stelle
Abduye
Radacut
Kentucky
Brxnam
Ull
Eeiy
Horficulturadist
Senator Sherman
Republican Party
PANIC
Jay Cooke & Co
Northern’ Pacific
Pony Nes
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