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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1901
Page
2
A rugged account describes sunlit Alaska bears including the bald-faced bear and a big yellowish brown rival. It notes several other species, their habitats by streams rich with salmon, and the dramatic size of tracks seen in Yukon country. The piece contrasts bear behavior with the rich salmon runs and hints at local hunting lore.
The text recounts a Britons life from enlistment at 21 to campaign in Cuba with Spanish forces, Malakand, and the Nile expedition. It notes his writings on camp life, a book about his experiences, capture and escape, and his return as a public figure and politician.
An extract blends a strict disciplinarian general with a wagon train incident in a war setting, where orders are obeyed without question. The narrative veers into disconnected fragments, quotes, and moral reflections on obedience, physiology, and daily survival as the text meanders through odd anecdotes.
A collage of social commentary and editorials ranging from Morgan and Carnegie to Croesus and British rail visions. The piece critiques wealth, honor, and virtue, notes cadet discipline at West Point, and previews an electric railway venture between Manchester and Liverpool while recounting sermons and social contrasts.
The article accuses Prof Herron of desertion in a divorce case in which custody of four children was awarded to the wife. It alleges she was paid about $50,000 to influence the professor, claims his motives are mercenary, and attacks the idea of a social apostolate as a cover for self interest. It portrays his relationships as transactional and criticizes his neglect of his children and former partners.
A fragment notes few white rlek Gaceres in Natal and mainland with timber small, fewer than twenty individuals remaining. A party including the Governor spotted five animals, plus a group of three of the same species. The quagga is strictly protected with heavy fines or imprisonment for hunting, and extinction seems likely. Other species like the umintah or quagine and gnu, soulkeurn, and giraffe vanish. The quagga once roamed the Cape and Orange Free State, now none remain. description covers red to white color phases and zebra-like stripes on the body, neck, and head. Young captured quaggai were easily domesticated.
A memoir fragment recounts a white traveler’s visit to a small Tennessee town on court day. He describes intense hostility toward a Black driver hired for a wagon run, with locals mocking and threatening him, then smuggling him into a merchant’s kitchen to avoid harm. The piece reflects racial attitudes and violence of the era.
A rambling story from Memphis recounts a man receiving twelve dollars after a tense visit, then buying cabbage from a seller who delivers late in the afternoon. A laboring buyer and a griSman figure into a scene of humor and memory as the narrator ties cabbage to past war memories.
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