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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1870
Page
1
Fragmentary verse depicts a barefoot boy and a cherished wall portrait seen through tearful reflection. It laments lost childhood joys and the vivid image of a smiling child, recalling tender moments and a parent’s sorrowful longing.
A detailed account of a journey to Yedo describes the road conditions and travelers in detail. The writer notes Chinese and Japanese attitudes to foreigners, street life, and the unusual traffic of a canal city. The narrative blends observations of inns, markets, and the general bustle with reflections on cultural tensions and daily routines of locals and visitors.
Fragmentary reminiscence sets a nocturnal mood by the Sea of Galilee. A speaker recalls glowing constellations, ghostly sounds, and timeless histories, merging dream with landscape. The text contrasts night’s superstition with the day’s dawning tasks, hinting at a deeper search for meaning beyond the shore.
The text discusses marriage as a sacred gift and duty, urging husbands and wives to practice charity, mutual love, and patience. It reflects period urging that a good wife is a blessing and emphasizes harmony in the household through faith and moral conduct.
A fragmented tale recounts a confrontation between a bull and Tippoo Saib's elephant. Nash, keeper of the elephant, warns against danger as the bull charges and the elephant strikes, lifting the bull and breaking its neck. Shary comments on the outcome and challenges the other’s showmanship.
Fragmentary account recalls Stanton’s role as a zealous war minister during a perilous moment. He pressed for reinforcements to Rosecrans, with figures of thirteen thousand men debated and Meade’s army urged to spare more troops to avert disaster.
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