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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1875
Page
3
Poem by S H Bradbury in St James Magazine laments a starving maiden on a city pavement. The piece contrasts cold crowds with a dying figure, urging pity and a future age where hunger ends and kindness spreads.
A Parisian portrait of the late Duke of Brunswick, an exile famed for diamonds and eccentricities. From a gilded Paris palace to courts and lawsuits, his iron bedchamber, secret closets, and glittering epaulets defined a life of opulent paranoia and lavish spectacle ending in Geneva. His will left his fortune to the city of his death, not to his daughter or Imperial kin.
A battered recipe fragment describes mixing one tumbler sugar with the yolks of two eggs, beating the whites separately, then folding in flour water and baking powder. Bake in double or triple plates for about fifteen to twenty minutes for a light sponge cake.
The 1875 elections across twenty one states shifted toward Republicans with gains in New Hampshire Michigan Kentucky and Ohio among others while California and Mississippi retained Democratic strength. Nebraska Iowa and Maine showed large Republican gains while Maryland and New York narrowed margins. Overall Republicans increased substantial majorities and gained governors in several states signaling a favorable trend for the 1876 presidential year.
A humorous, rambling verse recounts Mrs. Byrde from a Mason lodge tale. Her husband Tom is a Mason and lodge officer. She disguises as a candidate, scenes of ritual horror unfold with bones and skulls, drums and fiendish laughter, ending with her awakening to find it all a dream.
A wry note on personal finance shows some ignore debt relief while eagerly pursuing deeper debt. The quip frames modern attitudes toward borrowing as a paradoxical craft.
Callaway Missouri farmer Joux Prime reports two plantings both prospered after he furrowed between rows and replanted. He notes about 1000 decked vessels and 17000 open boats with 42000 men engaged in the Canadian fishery. Gronera carries 8105000 in debt and owns property worth 6000000.
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