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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1880
Page
3
A lyrical meditation blends deserts and ancient rivers with modern gaze on a monumental shaft. It recalls Nubian rites and imperial needs, linking Cleopatra and distant Nile legends to Manhattan’s late awakening as poetry, art, and craft converge beneath antique shade.
In a chatty reminiscence, Brown recalls how a single census entry ruined his uncle John’s fortune and his own chances at happiness. The tale follows a lonely guardian housekeeper, a penniless marriage to Minnie, and a costly will dispute. Despite loss, the couple rebuilds through toil, charity, and a later Australia reunion, finally concluding the census proved costly in more ways than one.
Analysis in the National Wave Stock Journal argues wolf teeth during teething are harmless, yet prejudice persists. It notes eye diseases peak during milk-tooth shed, with lampas, red swollen palates, and droppage of food as signs. Removal rarely changes outcomes. manage teething excitement, correct bowel constipation, and avoid excess strain.
A man claiming to be John Snooks demands a correction in the city paper after a Recorder's Court report misnames him as Isaac Snooks. He asserts six officers took him to jail, seeks a public retraction to clear his name and threaten damages if not published.
Rev Stephen Bowers describes a Brush Creek Township mound opened by the Historical Society under Dr J F Everhart revealing a clay coffin with a woman eight feet long, a child three and a half feet, and multiple skeletons including a man eight to ten feet tall. An engraved stone tablet suggests sun worship.
A scattered digest mentions Mrs Langtry ornaments, Danish ruler lumbago, London charities count, Guatemala pioneer railway, oarsman power, New Haven bet on the presidential race, the Jersey Belle butter cow, a Martha Washington letter, a nocturnal German sea fight, electric lights at sea, cholera and typhoid fears, Mr Bezt the telephone inventor, a Wallingford fox incident, a vast Montana cave, a large Chestnut tree in Berns County, Newfoundland railroad plans and tax costs.
The piece assesses two major circuses entering the area and the feverish impact on families. It notes some parents will take children to enjoy the spectacle while others fear restricted access. It concludes circuses entertain all ages and remind adults of their inner youth.
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