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Newspaper

Graham Leader

Location

Graham, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 02, 1885

Page

7

Victor Hugo hailed as towering French literary giant

A chorus of tributes from American papers portrays Victor Hugo as France’s greatest writer of his era. Critics praise his genius across fiction poetry and politics, comparing him to Voltaire Shakespeare Goethe and Dante while noting his influence worldwide and enduring legacy.

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Nevada City Gold Deposits Found Under Broad Street

A stringer of quartz was found while digging near the Broad street water main by the Methodist Church in Nevada City. The discovery hints at rich auriferous deposits under the city but officials will not pursue mining to avoid disfiguring the town center. The article notes substantial gold in nearby ledges and asserts Nevada City sits atop productive ground.

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A Modern Miracle in a Grasp of Grant’s Cancer

The Weeky Maverick recounts a comic dialogue about General Grant’s illness, noting a supposed cancer and a doctor’s role. Characters wonder at a medical twist, calling it a modern miracle and debating truth versus rumor. The piece uses dialect to convey casual disbelief.

Grant John Jim Gineral Grant

Whippets and racing dogs gain popularity in England and America

An interview with an expert trainer discusses the rise of nongame racing using whippets bred from bulldog and greyhound. It covers training from infancy, race rules, noted speeds, costs, and future prospects, alongside a domestic story about a boy learning self control and a motherly lesson about keeping the soul on top.

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Trinity College senior class gifts lemon-squeezer to sophomores

The Trinity College senior class in Hartford has awarded the sophomores a lemon-squeezer symbolizing their status as the most popular class on campus. The quirky gift reflects campus humor and class rivalries this year.

Trinity College Hartford

Miss Addie Kurtz Deputy Sheriff of Franklin County

Miss Addie Kurtz served as deputy sheriff in Franklin County Pennsylvania and escorted a manslaughter convict to jail with a male deputy, becoming the state's only female deputy sheriff.

Miss Addie Kurtz Franklin County Pennsylvania

Plants Used by Man A Survey of Useful Species

The article notes about 3,000 plants used by man today, with 2,500 cultivated in America. Food plants total around 600 varieties, including 100 edible fruits and seeds as vegetables, 100 roots and bulbs, 50 grain varieties, plus oils and wine from a few. Medicine plants approach 1,140, supporting industry with dyes, wax, salt and cattle feed. Poisonous cultivars number about 250, including 66 narcotics and other deadly poisons.

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