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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1881
Page
3
A verse fragment describes a child named Willie creating noise and mess throughout a house. Actions include cutting steamships on a chair, hair, papers on stairs, making drawings on the wall, mud pictures in the hall, and hammering the floor while shouting.
In a swamp frontier tale, Jack Campion recounts a rough life on the Mississippi and a boyhood dog Lagniappe who steals, tricks, and charms. After a hunting accident leaves him driven and angry, Lagniappe inspires a trail of mischief, a broken leg, and a fateful night ending in the dog’s death, a rescue, and a vow of gratitude and sorrow.
The Anthropological Society of France discussed whether the dog descends from the wolf. M Harbourdin described a six year old tame wolf that can open doors, stand on hind legs at clocks, and moves bands with its paws. M de Mortillet argued tame wolves remain gentle only when young and turn savage as adults. Vienna’s Jewish population census shows decline from 80,200 in 1870 to 72,800 in recent years.
A fragmented vent of a childlike speaker yearning for maternal care at grandpa's house. The piece blends bustling domestic memories with longing for mother, morning light, and outdoor scenes, as the speaker imagines family life and pines for comfort.
A boy nicknamed Little Boy Blue wanders from home while his mother prepares a cake. He follows a brook to a shaded hollow where he falls asleep with his gifts for mamma in hand. His father and dog Jack locate him and bring him home to a relieved family during a simple farm rescue.
The article describes ancient Buddhist prayer wheels used for merit, including hand operated and wind powered variants. It notes wheels mounted at homes and monasteries, the practice of spinning for the deceased and for villagers, and examples at Darjeeling Lama temple with wind driven wheels and prayer flags. It also mentions Sharipner’s month item and two Kentucky county clerk elections with widows succeeding deceased clerks.
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