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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1889
Page
6
A dramatic confession unfolds as Dr Colombe narrates a tale of obsession, crime and science. Camille Ferzunce, Caillette, and Georges Davred confront haunting visions, love jealousy and a nurse-like nun with bleeding eyes before a chilling confession ends the tale.
An article describes inexpensive experiments for decoration and wonder. Salt crystals grown on glass create colorful fungi like patterns. warmth and light help growth. Other demos show salt water burning rings and egg in a bottle via vinegar and lime water, creating puzzling yet safe science curios for all ages.
A citizen tells a policeman he is officious in a tense exchange about law enforcement. The officer angrily retorts and then softens, claiming duty as his paid role in maintaining order during a disrupted dog fight.
A suitor recounts a jilting motive using a humorous exchange. He offers Susie a small gift, a book titled Common Sense, claiming it the most appropriate present and expressing hope she will appreciate it.
A massive flock of wild ducks and geese flooded Mahoning Creek and surrounding areas near Punxsutawney as a dark storm drew them toward coke ovens. Residents, including Hungarian and Italian workers, shot many birds while others were found in the snow next morning. The event drew gun ownership nationwide to harvest the migrants toward the Great Lakes.
A desperate husband asks if divorce is possible from a wife as described. The priest replies marriage can be dissolved only by death in their church. The husband then asks for directions to a nearby m emy shop. This exchange appeared in New York Weekly.
Dr. Thompson notes Bright's Disease shows no symptoms early and can persist unseen until a deadly phase. He warns many deaths result from chronic kidney disease, and emphasizes early use of Warner's Safe Cure to reduce fatalities.
From Centropolis Kansas City December 1 1887 a note praises Nannie Bayard as a leading horsewoman. The item follows with brief items on French scientist Chevreul aging 104 and British statesman Patience called Pants ut. A bronze John Bright statue is planned at Rochdale by public subscription.
Describes 1200 acres of prime San Luis Valley land in Southern Colorado, fenced with water rights and ditches ready. Available as a whole or in portions, suitable for farming or stock raising. Henry A. Butters of Alamosa, Colorado, listed for terms. Also mentions unrelated notices on unions, machinery, and a Kiel obituary.
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