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Newspaper

Graham Leader

Location

Graham, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 21, 1890

Page

3

We are witnesses of conversion and comfort from gospel

The sermon by Dr. Talmage extols conversion as the power to end ten years of hard drinking and to comfort the afflicted in death. He cites witnesses across a vast audience, compares faith to proven modern feats, and urges listeners to testify to the gospel’s life changing and calming effects.

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Life and Fears of a Coal Famine and English Fencing

The excerpt discusses a perceived imminent coal famine and the prospect of western families relying on corncobs this winter. It contrasts drought areas with Nebraska, Kansas, and Wisconsin, noting potential strikes and coal dealer pooling, while eastern strikers are mentioned indirectly. It also notes English farmers adopting wire barbed fencing to deter fox hunters, with potential injuries to horses and hounds and little legal restraint.

Kansas Cingels Wisconsin Nebraska North Bend San Francisco Chronicle

Prodigal Son and Father Joke from Omaha World

Witty quip frames the biblical parable as a joke about spending money on amateur photography. The Practical Father asks what was spent, the punchline suggests a calf serves as a feast for irony at an asylum. The item reflects a satirical take from the Omaha World.

Omaha

Texas Billings on Bloodhounds Used in Tracking Crimes

Mr. Brown quotes Bergh favoring Texas where bloodhounds are used to track felons. Mrs. Brown questions the cruelty of such dogs and their deployment against alleged attackers of women and children.

The Dynamite Guns at Forts and Ports

The article explains limitations of dynamite guns on land ports with one to one and a half mile range. They require elevation to drop shells at set distances and have slower flight, limiting penetration. By year's end Sandy Hook Fort Schuyler and Fort Warren will each have two fifteen inch tubes and Sandy Hook an eight inch tube as authorized by Congress.

Sandy Hook Fort Schuyler Fort Warren Congress New York Times

Surprised Joker Mistaken Identity in Boston Store

In a large Boston retail shop a man jokingly confronted a woman he mistook for his wife. The woman, about 50, loudly denied being anyone’s wife and scolded him for his behavior as customers laughed, prompting his hasty exit amid the store’s amusement.

Boston

Nude figure found carved in Philadelphia City Hall marble

Crowds gathered in the city hall central court to view a minute nude female figure carved into the white marble near the southeast corner. Observers debated its origin while noting other lifelike carvings in the marble, suggesting varied causes and discussions about propriety.

Teir Anthony Comstock Philadelphi

Tragedy at Hackney Household Night Visit

A 19 year old girl in Hackney left in charge with two brothers and a young sister dies after her sweetheart stays overnight. He dreams she beckons him, awakens and finds her on the floor with blood from the mouth. Doctor says death likely occurred around the dream moment.

Hackney

Split Sides and Anticipated Laughs in Irish Rail Work

Two Irishmen split rails in Australia when an employer overheard a joking exchange about making him laugh. The piece moves to a New Orleans obituary of 107 year old Clem Entine Landry, detailing her long life, family, and memories of Andrew Jackson. It closes with a light quip from Mr Popinjay and Mrs Popinjay during a rowboat outing.

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Whittier school exhibition tale and humor bits

A brief reminiscence recalls a Whittier Fortress Monroe education exhibit where a reader mistranslates biped as beast and a student explains being T'se a cupid. The clipping also shares assorted light jokes about trains, hunting, tails, and pre race betting habits.

Whittier Fortress Monroe Amu New York Tribune

Lottery prize keeps shopkeeper at his work

Joseph Haggard, a New Orleans ticket holder, won 15000 from a 6000000 prize in the Louisiana State Lottery. He continues his small No. 4 John street file shop and plans to keep investing one dollar monthly, despite his windfall.

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Dumas Son Recall of Spain Joke About Idols

In an anecdote from the Argonaut, a witty exchange between Dumas the father and Dumas the son recounts their trip in Spain. The son jokes about a singular vs plural error while recalling their past remark about idols, prompting a quick correction from the father.

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