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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1885
Page
2
A collection of practical household notes covers fragrance to deter flies, fruit basket decorations, fresco painting cautions, lemon champagne punches, quiet wall colors, scalloped clams, salt eggs, mutton pie, tomato soup, and rich waffles. Practical guidance favors simple ingredients, careful prep, and avoiding bold patterns in decor.
A Detroit Press note depicts a customer disgusted by ice cream saying it is beastly. The parlor clerk explains vanilla flavor stock ran out and offers a half price remedy for a sore throat, hinting at a cure through cheaper ice cream.
Reports claim Hugh M Brooks of Stockport and Hyde is identical to Maxwell, the alleged murderer of Preller. Details describe Brooks as a London bound Hyde solicitor reality, with a parlor photo show in Paris and a Boston truck sale linked to Maxwell. The Hyde case stirs great excitement.
A Brooklyn health official warned authorities to watch for Henry Ryners, 22, a sailor from the schooner John Gibson now docked in Brooklyn. The ship, recent arrival from Cienfuegos, was quarantined, and Ryners was found ill in Battery Park and moved to RiversideHospital before showing yellow fever symptoms and being placed in quarantine. Brooklyn officials monitor ship and cargo while insisting New York’s sanitation should prevent an epidemic.
The Huntsville Item notes the mutual extradition of F. Tyler to Madison county for a 14 year old murder and Dick Duffie to Coushatta for a 17 year old crime. The report also mentions other Texas crime and accident items including ship meat trade plans and a Dallas murder suspect released on bail.
The Washington Post and New York Sun reported a detailed inside view of a supposed correspondence about a Alaska judge the president and a Salem Oregon banker named Bush. Garland denies any such letters exist and says Downe is highly recommended. If genuine names should be revealed or the claim branded spurious.
Mrs George Biddle attempted suicide by taking two grains of morphine in Greenville. A servant tried to stop her, a doctor was summoned, and she was soon out of danger. Domestic trouble is cited as the motive.
In Bethpage Sumner County Tennessee Arch Harper was killed by William Moss son of W F Moss of Bethpage Manufacturing Company after a dispute over a report about Miss Lizzie Moss. Moss restrained Harper and struck him with a spoke handle. Harper died soon after. Moss was arrested and jailed. Miss Lizzie Moss denies any involvement.
A cyclone hit Charleston South Carolina with one fourth of homes unroofed and church spires blown down. Wharves warehouses and the Citadel Square Baptist Church spire were demolished. Two steamers grounded at Sullivan's Island and the Ashby river bridge swept away. Four vessels wrecked. telegraph wires down and rail cars halted. Loss estimated at 1 million dollars. restoration started. A Reno soldier was stabbed in camp near Henrietta. wound very dangerous though possibly accidental.
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