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Newspaper
Eureka Sentinel
Location
Eureka, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1911
Page
2
New York July 24 War Department engineers report the Goddess of Liberty statue on Bedloe's Island shows bronze gown disintegration from water and air. About 75 holes vary from pinpoints to a quarter-dollar size. experts recommend removing perforated plates for replacement with duplicates.
A western editor receives a follow up letter requesting obituary and marriage clipping publication, additional paper copies, and a note to mention two bull calves for sale. The writer also asks to stop the paper due to hard times and cites a lapsed subscription.
B Hogue and wife travel through Eureka in a finely equipped 50 hp Winton six on a Cleveland to Ventura run. They left Cleveland on June 11, with Colorado side trips, boasting a bedlike front seat, retractable canopy shelter, and a full cooking outfit for hotelless, time and distance independence.
The Southern Pacific Company has begun building a massive uplift bridge in San Pedro harbor California. The 187 seat structure will carry a double track and be electrically operated. It will lift its heavy span in 50 seconds and provide an 185 foot channel for boat traffic passage.
A terse, humorous aside notes how friends misjudge the average man while his wife sees his true frugality. The verse-like line mocks social norms and the burden of others’ expectations, ending with a wry nudge to mind one’s own business.
The verse recalls a rainy night memory of a mother and loved ones. The speaker hears rain tapping on shingles, triggering nostalgia and tender recollections of childhood, affection, and the heart's concealed pain. The music of rain links to memory and emotion, with vivid imagery of family and remorse.
The verse ponders fame and memory through carved names in sand and wood, then argues true immortality lies in deeds and the imprint of kindness on human hearts, outlasting time. It frames the quest for enduring legacy as a moral aspiration by Horatio Alger.
A fragmentary poem references awareness and the sight of black elm tops under freezing stars. It hints at spring as a triple morn and dismisses the pursuit of knowledge. The speaker claims no knowledge yet asserts a native charm and awakens through self-identified identity with John Keats.
Fragmented verse presents a dream dialogue about longing and secrecy. The speaker recalls a forbidden tryst and the lure of music guiding the imagined beloved. Names and clear context are sparse, but the tone conveys intimate pursuit and introspection.
An anecdote recalls F Or Sothern recounting his father’s dramatic leap behind a tower set piece and a staged accident with an acrobat in a theater, provoking laughter and applause. A second tale features Lord Young of the Scottish pench, praised for lively remarks to a counsel about a waterworks manager, with the judge approving his trustworthy image.
A Philadelphia Times item recalls Miss Smith of Ogontz noting Burlingtons office friend, a solemn man with a past trial. His request for a raise was rejected as he was deemed overpaid, hinting at hidden sorrow behind the quiet demeanor.
A cowpuncher visiting town enters a restaurant and orders a steak. He surveys the assortment of bottles on the table, selects a new one, and liberally pours its contents over his meat. He then cuts into the steak.
Observers watched as a man tasted a morsel from a bottle containing tabasco sauce. He struggled to swallow, surprise turning to anguish, then sprang up and hurled the bite at the door, shouting a blaze-darn rebuke.
The Interstate Commerce Commission ruled in the Spokans Reno Pacific Coast cases for a broad reduction in freight rates from the East to Western terminals. It limits arbitrary inland “backhaul” rates, fixes fair zones, and allows tariff adjustments by October 15. The decision lowers prices for Nevada and Eastern California toward Pacific Coast competition, signaling a new era of prosperity and independent trade in Nevada.
The Board of Pardons granted paroles for several inmates including Ralph Weaver Humboldt six?. William Miller Emeralds six years for robbery denied parole. others paroled or denied on varying terms. Included are Arthur Mullen burglaries Esmeralda County and Mollie Harrison Humboldt County both paroled, with many cases continued or denied clemency. A stray tip about kettle care ends the note.
The statement cites Chicago at 1.07, Pittsburgh territory at 1.15, and New York territory at 1.25, arguing reductions are reasonable given circumstances and should prompt prompt compliance with the order. It urges railroads to act without hesitation.
A listing notes catalog offerings in the College of Agriculture and Domestic Science detailing courses across agriculture and home economics. The notice outlines areas of study available to students pursuing degrees or certificates in the college.
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