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Greencastle Star

Location

Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1880

Page

7

Greencastle Plans Big Fourth of July Celebration

The Star notes Greencastle will host a Fourth of July celebration with a full day program and appeals to all residents to attend. The piece also mentions Emma Blish and Ida Moody visiting, and critiques a mock Democratic convention at the College Chapel amid university faculty concerns.

Emma Blish Seymour Ida Moody Greencastle Board of Health McLaughlin Indianapolis McClelland Richardson Razil Maggie Hawk

Harvest crops and local updates from Tar Star readers

Correspondents report crops growing well with oats and wheat good yields. Lathram and Joseph Anderson purchased a reaper and selling machine, aiding harvest. Weather is fine, health good, farmers busy. Miss Lucy Brown visiting, and attendees at the Republican State Convention.

Lathram Joseph Anderson D. Wood Baptist Church Bettie Carico Bettie Beard Terre Haute Ige Newton Stoner Lucy Brown Sas John Wn Armers

Deaths in Reed County Drowning of C. J. Smith and Portuguese Man

News from the Pate Stockton New reports C. J. Smith drowned in Deadman's Creek near Plains, while a Portuguese man perished in the same flood. Smith was surveying sheep camp on high ground when a sudden deluge swept the gulch, washing away cabins and leaving bodies found the next day. The flood is blamed on mountain watershed bursts. A product advertisement closes the item.

Stockton New C. J. Smith Reed County Deadman’s Creek Plainsy Smith

How the Cadets Are Put Thro at West Point Riding Drills

The New York Tribune reports visitors watch 31 first class cadets under Capt Godfrey in the West Point riding academy. The display features saber drills, pistol work, and daring bareback mounts with jumps and hurdles, drawing applause and sympathetic gasps from the audience.

West Point Riding Academy Godfrey

What Determination Will Ac complish

Baltimore Sun notes K. P. Williams a nine ward census enumerator in Bucyrus Ohio who, with both arms lost in a train accident, writes legibly by holding a pen between his teeth and averages two hundred names daily. He seats at a table in each house, places the desk on the floor, then uses his teeth to copy names into the census book before moving to the next residence.

K. P. Williams Bucyrus Ohio Williams

The Law of Pain and Self Preservation

The essay extols pain as a universal warning and moral tutor. It argues nature punishes disobedience, urges mercy to self and others, and cautions against overwork, stimulants, and neglect of health. It ends urging saving health, knowledge, deeds, friends, and love for old age.

Twain Shipboard Shirt Tale Told by New York Paper

A New York Commercial Advertiser story reports Mark Twain aboard the Gallia after seventeen months abroad. He recounts sailing with Bayard Taylor and Murat Halstead, joking about lending Halstead a shirt and Halstead’s red face at voyage’s end.

New York Commercial Advertiser Mark Twain Gallia Bayard Taylor Murat Halstead Cincinnati Mr. Twain Murat Clemens Nor-Nor-West

The Two Wanderers in the Wood Poem Fragment

Fragmentary verse describes two wanderers who hear an axe and imagine building different fates. One longs for distant voyaging and a ship while the other envisions a home crafted with love. They ultimately press on and, in the swamp, make a coffin for the dead.

H. Phillips Lorm

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