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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1884
Page
9
A lyrical ode extols autumn's bright heavens and fading summer, contrasting vivid imagery of russet grapes and harvest toil with winter's approaching chill. The piece reflects on nature’s beauty, seasonal change, and the unnamed speaker's wistful farewell to autumn’s glow.
In Great South Bay the tide traps John Dorn on Dead Man's Creek shore. He drowns while attempting to reach flowers to honor a newborn son, leaving a daughter and wife and a future of yearning in the marish landscape.
The article surveys Russian forest use and village crafts, noting widespread labor division across Niji Novgorod, Viatka, Kazan, Moscow, and other governates. It highlights substantial output in wheels, spoons, yokes, combs for weavers, and furniture, with figures in roubles and tonnages, and mentions export flows to Khiva and Astra Khan.
A tiger kills a tame buffalo for a staged study of its hunting method. The Buffalo falls as the tiger delivers the fatal strike within seven yards, captured by a distant camera. The experiment, though tragic, aims to settle debates on how cats dispatch prey and is reported by XY Commercial Advertiser.
A compilation of antiquated notes on marriage in politics, publishing in England and the United States, notable figures like Justice Miller, and early literary careers. It touches on the prevalence of novels, earnings of Washington women, and anecdotes about actors and writers in journalism.
A garbled, humorous fragment mimics a stagey dialogue with misheard speech and boastful asides. It evokes a Chicago Tribune flavor with scattered names, errant quotes, and interrupted courtship banter, culminating in a mock proposal scene and social chatter.
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