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Henry Republican in Henry, Illinois

11 May 1882

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Henry Republican

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Henry, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 11, 1882

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3

The Rex Armiger Mystery Reaches New Islands

Captain Wattles finds Rex Armiger on a small atoll after years lost among Polynesian islanders. Armiger, a bruised English captain, explains his shipwreck and three years among locals, while Wattles plans to bring him home after confirming his identity and intentions.

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Lal Macassar Straits Celebes Gillolo New Guinea Cap‘en Armiger Zachanasen Cap’en Armiger Borlinder Umb Zachariasen Berlinder Dathstrasci Royal Palace Crystal Palace Wattles Borliider Houndsditch Satis Gayly Cap'en Wattles Maybre London Cadiz Rex Medea Sydney States Catain Wattles Carolines Beahe de Mer Miss Lal Barnabas Amgetter Holstius Rison Yanee Barnabas Bo Wattles Rex ‘Armiger Maria Pacific Ocean Caroline Islands Émall Rex Armiger Captain Wattles Tom Armiger Ladrone Islands England Cap'en Armiger Stranger Itex Wattlen
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Fashionable postilion habits and English riding trends

Harper's Bazar describes riding habits by tailors with postilion waists, floor-length skirts, and two-width cloth. Details cover sloped seams, knee shaping, high buttoned fronts, tight sleeves, padding, and colors like dark blue, black, and green. It notes trousers of elastic cloth and a beaver hat, plus English jockey caps. It closes with a note on rope rescue and a New York hotel band in dining rooms.

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Tailora Harper's Bazar
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Industry Need Not Wish Drives Tom toWork and Growth

Tom Dalton turns a copied proverb into action after choosing to earn money rather than dream. He secures a summer job sorting potatoes with Uncle Eben, faces mockery from cousin Jack, learns perseverance, and saves part of his earnings for tools and family needs. The tale ends noting Tom grows successful later in life, crediting the motto Industry need not wish.

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Dalton Jack Dalton Tom Jack Toth Gill Benjamin Franklin Amy Eben Underhill Eben Sura Uncle Eben Tom Dho Satel Niel Uncle Dalton Raillery
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Fancy Ball at Pau Features Bee and Fly Costly Attire

A gala at Pau hosted by James Gordon Bennett showcased costumes including a bee in yellow satin and brown plush and a fly in black tullo with blue gauze. The event included gifts totaling nearly $4,000. A San Francisco trial note mentions counsel Dol Murphy recovering from a neck wound inflicted by Officer Maloney in a prior trial. A Russian proverb on prewar, prewed prayers is cited.

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Pau James Gordon Bennett Jource San Francisco Dol. Murphy Maloney
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Hermes Arcady Lal” Rydquist Walter Besant James Rice Cap’en Agmiger Bolas Tam Capen Armiger Indian Peninsular Company Gullivers Borlnders New York Tad Esa Wea
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