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Newspaper
Golden Era
Location
Golden, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Oct 06, 1894
Page
3
In a tense scene at St Locust Court a tall official halts executions and postpones cutting the locust tree after Benvenuto, a boy nicknamed Jim dandy, is spared following a ritual exchange. Carlo and locals celebrate with humor and a triumphant organ ride for Benvenuto.
An article recalls Zulu cradle practices with mothers carrying babies on the back in a simple skin sling and notes chiefs use elaborate cradles. It also shares schoolroom quips about a bee line and a pun on a cat named Maltese, along with a remark on bricks and tiles that allegedly swim in water and an Italian study note.
The article lists diverse plants and trees with notes on their qualities and symbolism. It mentions tulips, box elder, wallflower, dry rose, sweetbrier, and a Texas plant called Devil's Cattle, plus a petrified giant tree in Nevada. It also notes zinnia showiness and care tips for blooms.
The text notes opposite fashion norms and social habits in China, describing attire reversal for genders, hair styles, dinner order, and ship practices. It cites unusual greeting customs, surname order, and a distinction between spoken and written language, along with funeral and wedding attire contrasts.
A fragment notes a viper making feints at aggression when cornered and describes the细 sensory hairs on a rat’s whiskers as tiny feelers formed by nervous antennules.
A collage of natural lore and snippets cites whale dimensions and weather omens from cranes to swallows, a flying dragon claim, and a ledger of whimsical verses. It notes a rare African snake bird owned in Monroe, Louisiana, and ends with fragmented scavenged notes on curiosity and chance.
Professor Tippmann captures all rainbow colors on four albumen layers. The Paris Photo Club to organize an international graphic art exposition from December 10 to year end. A camera with parachute for fortifications is described. French scientist M. Boutan photographs sea depth by diving.
The dialogue centers on Jack wanting to marry Miss Hufly for her many qualities. Charley notes she cannot sew but can roll a cigarette and mix cocktails, and she knows about spicy novels. A side note mentions the rice paper tree flourishing in Florida after introduction.
The notice recounts a 9 year old Indian woman seeking divorce from her 02 year old husband and other marital strife among couples in Emporia Kansas and Allegheny. It cites another case with a wife of William Stayer and mentions a bereaved husband hoping for divorce or separation. An Australian advertisement warns Florence Lynott that she will reward if Hubert Lynott does not return within three months.
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