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Newspaper

Henry Republican

Location

Henry, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 1883

Page

3

The Gay Young Man From Town

A rural tale of a gay young man from town courting Susy, revealing class constraints and parental approval. He confesses love and a plan to marry, but Fate and old folk expectations steer them back toward a safer, approved match. The narrative ends with a plan to wed another day, while elders smile at their earlier defiance.

Susy Atyle Bis Thich Peet Ertared Thomas Dunn Engitah N. Y. Ledger

Nihilist Lovers Die for Cause in Russia and Geneva

A Russian revolutionary Andre Franjoli and his wife Eugenie, famed for zeal and personal sacrifice, die within days of each other after a life of clandestine propaganda. Their devotion amid danger, exile to Solvitchegodiv, and final deaths in Geneva highlight the Nekis Nihilist movement and its enduring commitment to their cause.

Geneva Soi-Disant Nihilists Estern Europe Andre Franfoli Benleman Teo Russia England Piandre Franjoli the Sea Iide Bleon Impressionaes Andre St. Petersburg Kieff Odessa Franjoli Tchernigov Solvitchegodiv Mile Eugenie Zadadray Heinrich Heine Hebraic Eugenie Berg Mlle. A. R Franjolis Narodnaia Volia Kearthry Katarina Canal Domenico Guerrazzi Enugenie Alexander II St. Petersburgh Noradnaio Volia Geneva Cox London Daily News

Autumn and Winter Bonnets at the Leading Millinery Houses

Harper's Bazar reviews the season’s bonnet openings with emphasis on fabrics and trims rather than new shapes. It highlights soutache braids, embroidery, worsted designs, chenille effects, silver braids, and a move toward wool and silk materials plus exotic skins for crown and bonnet variations.

Milljnery India Harper's Bazar

Notable Oddities and Short News Snapshots from 19th Century Papers

A collage of brief items: Louisa V. Bryant practicing law in Colorado. George Washington’s Revolutionary War weight. Judge Black’s language influence from the Old Testament. Hattie North’s return in Kansas society notes. George W. Jones fined for using government envelopes. Paul Dana heir to the New York Sun with eight hundred pug dogs. a remark on journalism and baseball prowess. Dr. Vanderheyden’s suicide and a French army appointment letter. a Meadville marriage notice. Mrs. Annaphabel Joshee crossing to study medicine as a Brahmin woman. a strange border character Captain Kernfin in Socorro calling himself the Rocky Mountain Turk. Ludlowville’s Chester Childs dying at ninety-eight with full teeth and no dentist visits. a life of travel and linguistic skills.

Louisa V. Bryant Colorado George Washington Judge Black Chicago Paul Dana New York Sun Indianapolis Journal S. Vanderheyden Winfield France WN. Y. Sun Meadville Mary Purse North Street Annaphabel Joshee India Philadelphia Philadelphia Press Io Socorro N. M Kernfin Turkey Ludlowville Tompkins County N. Y Chester Childs Roxbury Mass New York City N. Y. Mash

Deer with horned skull linked to a negro rumor in Yazoo County

In Yazoo County Mississippi a party of punters killed a deer whose skull bore a horn prong impaled through the eye. Rumors say the horn belonged to a negro and that the animal wounded by a black hunter killed the man in a fight. The deer was large and bore additional wounds.

Yazoo County Miss Memphis Tenn

Clerk in War Department Dies Leaving Bonds and House

A War Department clerk in Washington died recently leaving 383000 dollars in Government bonds and a house and lot. The exact identity and date of death are not provided in the fragment.

War Department Washington

Nonsense Quips and Punned Observations Across Papers

A collage of jokes and light notes from 19th century columns includes banter about top dressing for grass, steamboat boiler myths, music pricing versus cigars, mismatched lovers, poets, and a humorous exchange about a napkin and a cashier. It features lines from Boston, New York, Chicago, and Philadelphia papers. The humor centers on wordplay, misread phrases, and social quirks, with dialect and cartoonish setups.

Fogg Boston Transcript W. Y Burlington Free Press Geor Philadelphia Oil City Derrige Ain Mither Bob Jennie N. Y. Independent. Org Smith Detroit Post Abraham Joshua N. Y Chicago Tribune

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