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Newspaper

Lanark Gazette

Location

Lanark, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jan 23, 1895

Page

7

Dr Canamus and the Devil Weaving a Vienna Tale

A 30-year-old physician, Dr Canamus, engages Satan as a secretary to boost his science, wealth, and status. The pair drift through Brussels Vienna and Bohemia, the doctor wooed by Empresses and a noble heiress Emily of Knisberg, while a forged genealogy shatters pride. An escape to Rome breaks the pact. Canamus bargains to free himself by forcing Satan to wed his wife. Satan drowns, Canamus and Emily reconcile and abandon their grandeur for a humble happy life.

Canamus Empedocles Apollo Satani Satan Rome Italy Ile Brussels Belgium Vienna Austria Emily of Knisberg Knisbergs Emily Tor Cana Palestine Mus Canemus S. C Canada Canary Islands Afghanistan John Canaloya Bohemia Canarius Nee Knisberg Europe Venice Canamas Canaloyas Trieste George Tucker Louis Wilson Decatur Clara Morthland William Cochran John W. McGlasson Minneapolis John Parham Homer James Conley St. Mary's Chicago Elliott & McNama Ladonia and Martinsburg H. ©. Turner Michael Formhals Ottawa George Fidler W. H. Fidler Canton Prophetstown Cora Lingenfelter Lanner Township Lincoln Planing

Missing Man and Fateful Estate in Varna Case

Renewed interest surrounds the four year old disappearance of James Foster from Varna as his heiress claims 180 acres of improved farm land valued at $20,000. Foster, 36, described as florid and slight with a facial scar, remains missing and heirs face reversion if not found.

James Foster Varna Foster G. W. Jones Danville Bermuda Islands William Ervin Kendall County Plano Pratt County Illinois Bement Savoy Champaign E. L. Dunlap R. Messersmith Charles Mooberry Charles Hinshaw Archer Township Ralph S. Spriggs Chester St. Louis Pana Thomas Vaughn Ella Vaughn Gallatin County Ridgeway William Gavit Mount Vernon Edna Roger Frank Smith Frank Lockwood Joseph Cartwright Richmond Canton Salem Chicago, Paducah & Meuphis Altgeld C. D. Ramsey Dixon Lee County Alfred W. Ellet Eldorado Kaw Macoupin County St. James’ Catholic Rockford Maurice Hoar Hartland Ford Illinois Supreme Court Chicago Milk Shippers’ Association Jacksonville Richard Randie Owaneco

Will You Marry Me Prank In North London Church

A Sunday church service in North London features a young man who, intending to place a shilling in the collection plate, discovers a conversation lozenge instead. The lid of the plate bears the bold message Will you marry me in red letters while another lozenge cheekily adds Name the day, eliciting surprise and amusement among the gathered young women.

The London Telegraph London

The Congressional Outlook for Action This Session

A New York Tribune outlook argues Congress is unable to accomplish meaningful work this session. It cites tariff flaws, the income tax fight, wildcat banking, and revenue limits as barriers. The piece urges bi partisan restraint, a general reversal of last session policies, and a low interest public loan to fund government needs.

Congress Treasury Democratic Party N. Y. Tribune Sugar Tr The Carlisle Sugar Trust Trust Ist N. Y

Sugar trust and tariffs spark Democratic critique

A collection of editorials argues the Wilson tariff and repeal of reciprocity damage American trade, blaming the Democratic party and the sugar trust for lost markets abroad. It cites Germany, France, Spain, Austria Hungary, and Brazil events, with detailed Cuba export declines and calls for action to protect U.S. industry.

Democratic Party Sugar Trust James G. Blaine United States Germany Senate Carlisle Finance Committee New Germany Denmark France New France America Austro- Hungary Spain Republic of Brazil Cuba State Department Washington Atlantic Congress West Indies Chicago Blaine Wall Street Albany Journal

Alarm Apparatus in the New York Wire Department

A descriptive look at the fire alarm system in use at the New York Wire Department. It explains the joker combination bell, the warning click, the falling weight triggering clock and horse release, the Morse instrument, telephones, and the loud central gong. The system coordinates station numbers with rapid rounds and arching signals as engines depart.

New York C. T. Hill St. Nicholas

School Shoes Wear Out In Two Weeks Sparks Jibe

A reader complains that school shoes bought for a boy failed in under two weeks. The dealer jokes that the boy wore them outside school as the paper notes a lighthearted exchange. The item appears in the Atlanta Constitution.

Inconsistent Democrats in Gubernatorial Contests

The piece contrasts Alabama and Tennessee elections as Democratic forces challenge results and seating. It notes Alabama seated Oates amid alleged fraud and Tennessee Republicans, with Democrats delaying judgment, while Turney waits to potentially inherit the governorship. It condemns party manipulation and warns against repeating New York Democrats' mistakes.

Alabama Tennessee Oates Wolb Gatrol Evans Turney New York

Fun for the Children Making a Vig and His Pig from a Lemon

A playful craft guide from the New York Herald teaches children to make a lemon pig using a lemon, matches, pins, and cigar box pen. It details shaping a pig’s mouth, eyes, ears, a tiny tail, and a hinged gate for the pen, with measurements and step by step assembly.

Papa Pig N. Y

Quips and Farm Facts From An Early Ledger

A collection of brief quips and rural notes includes a caution about speed versus haste, a cornball joke about cows chewing cud, a headline on Niagara waste of power, and a claim that farms can yield two hundred bushels per acre of berries.

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