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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1871
Page
2
Nabby seeks divorce from Josiah Gould but relents after a chilly vigil and painful self insight. At the squire’s urging she forgives, Josiah returns home in rain and cold, bringing a knobby bundle and a chance for renewal. The scene shifts to cozy kitchen warmth as griddle cakes promise reconciliation.
Nabby and Josiah mend their strained life after a peace offering tea pot and patient years together. Nabby values the shared shelter, Joseiah’s steady provides, and their pact to accept others as they are. Nabby concludes she believes in reasonable comfort for everyone despite unmet desires.
Rarey showcases horse taming as a model but W B Baker of Wellesley Massachusetts seeks to domesticate buffaloes for breeding and dairy use. He purchases three buffaloes and plans cross breeding with Jersey Ayrshire and Durham stock. Result uncertain. buffaloes seen behaving well but alarm remains over their temperament and extermination risk.
A large company gathered at a Albany house to witness a marriage. The groom did not appear. a search failed to find him. The explanation: the clerk is Jewish and the bride Christian. intent to deceive and betray his creed led to his hesitation. The next day he told his parents, ending the affair. Moran Caner's Carerens, or stormy petrel birds, are small dark sea birds. A wreck near the Bahamas left one survivor, a grieving woman who befriended tame petrels and became known as Mother Carey. Sailors named them Mother Carey’s Chickens. The origin of the twelve zodiac symbols is explained by Rev. T. H. Broome. the article notes an illustrated plate and contrasts Hebrew alphabet origins with star configurations.
A New York fashion journal notes boas from neck-tie to two yards, with long fleece furs round and mink or seal-skin flat. Silver or black fox trims rare and prized. sable and mink sets range from $25 to $150. Sacques in velvet seal fur. children’s sable and cony fur robes. gentlemen turbans and fur collars cost $6 to $125, with Arctic fox carriage robes priced $100-$125.
A fragmentary report discusses the Avondale coal breaker fire and the rumored foul play angle. It recounts a man near Graktinal dying of smallpox and claiming the breaker was not accidental, suggesting possible investigation to uncover wrongdoing and retribution.
The Hag ship of the Russian Head with Grand Duke Alexis reached New York early Sunday. The Svetlana separated from the Bogative and, due to coal shortage, continued voyage under strong head winds. From October 10 to 12 ferocious gales shifted sails, northward and northeast, forcing the frigate to beat heavily. A November 11 gale delayed navigation six days, delaying observations, while star sightings guided nautical reckoning. The Grand Duke and entourage were met by Beauvel military and civic leaders for a warm reception in New York.
A 41 year old English native Frederick W. Beeman died after rabies contracted from a spaniel. He licked lips, became agitated, then rabid symptoms appeared with hydrophobia. Physicians gave opium and chloral, but were unable to relieve his agony before death.
The new world route tickets priced at 1145 dollars in gold cover an eighty one day trip westward from New York to San Francisco then to Yokohama Hong Kong Calcutta Bombay Suez Brindisi Alexandria London and back to New York. The article lists mileage for each segment totaling a lengthy circuit.
The fragment offers tips for advert planners on concise communications and space allocation, plus a grim incident: a Lynn man allegedly murdered his wife by setting her ablaze amid household tragedy observed after a fire and police transport. A separate note from Moldova praises soil and plains, describing climate, cattle, and winters, contrasted with the fox tale of eloquence.
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