Brarmond McDonald Editors and Publishers
Brarmond McDonald listed as editors and publishers in the Friday July 26 1895 issue header noting the newspaper’s leadership and responsible party.
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Newspaper
Jackson Argus
Location
Jackson, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1895
Page
4
Brarmond McDonald listed as editors and publishers in the Friday July 26 1895 issue header noting the newspaper’s leadership and responsible party.
A dejected park tramp, worn by hardship, eases a fallen sparrow back to its nest. He shelters the fragile bird on a branch and then returns the bench to its curbside position, before a gray-coated passerby shouts to move along.
An English officer finds a gem while hunting in India, breaks it, keeps the pieces, then later has it valued in Bombay. A jeweler offers twenty pounds, but the officer sells the stone in London for fifteen thousand dollars after traveling there.
A 1770 Exeter London exhibit features a self made automaton by a country gentleman, built over 27 years with lifelike figures in a four and a half foot square space. The piece includes parks, bridges, boats, and moving animals amid a sprawling manor scene. The text also cites Masters Stubbes on football as brutal and discusses destructive Indian ponies overrunning ranges and depleting grass, urging laws to curb ponies as a public nuisance.
A Cornwall fisherman describes a suspected river pirates habitat along the Hudson near Storm King and Cornwall bay with a reported landing by four men on a dark night. Longshoremen watchside caverns west of the river between West Point and Esopus for hidden stock and danger to visitors.
A Newfoundland dog named Rover roams Put in Bay, beloved by residents. Once owned by Mr. Cooke, later by the Roelfing family, Rover has no fixed home but is fed by islanders, wandering from house to house and courtly in his roving life.
A five year old listens to puzzles and asks what you could get on a very high steep mountain. The child answers Nothing because you could not get up there after it. A bamboo organ for the Jesuits church in Shanghai is praised for its soft pleasant notes and low material cost.
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