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Newspaper

Lanark Gazette

Location

Lanark, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1892

Page

9

A Man Whose Soul You Cannot Buy Poem Tribute

Poem praise by Willis S. Wood describes a man of unwavering integrity courage and steadfast honesty. The speaker extols truthfulness benevolence and courage in the face of oppression and deceit praising a principled steadfast friend and moral exemplar.

Willis S. Wood Christian Inquirer

On the Road A Traveling Company Fights for Survival

A Detroit Free Press account of a struggling touring troupe misadventures as they chased shows from Little Rock to Arkadelphia. The agent misgoes through towns to bill the company loud, faces empty halls, harsh debts, sparse receipts, and eventual dispersal of performers.

Little Rock Arkansas Arkadelphia Bill Capitol Theater Great West Opera House Kent Barnum Mantell Davenport Barrett Rose Coghlan McCullough Alvin Joslin Julia Marlowe Sothern Annie Ward Tiffany Scanlan Mary Anderson O'Neill Keene Robson Rhea Sully Temple of Last Resort New York Chicago Detroit Free Press

Silent Thirst Exchange in Shoe and Leather Review

A quoted childhood exchange shows a child pleading for water while a mother refuses. The dialogue captures a routine, stern parental dynamic within a domestic scene.

Surviving Superstitions Signs and Charms Across States

A survey of regional superstitions shows cures and charms for rheumatism and illnesses. From double cedar knots and potato amulets to pebbles and nuts, beliefs span Michigan New Hampshire Maine and beyond with varied folk practices.

Michigan New Hampshire New Jersey Maine Connecticut Alabama Maryland Atlantic England Scotland Pliny Woburn Mass Massachusetts Boston Kansas City Journal

Senator Shoup’s Bear Encounter in Colorado Frontier

Idaho senator Shoup recalls a near fatal bear attack while cattle trading in Salmon City Colorado in 1868. He describes fleeing through a canyon, scrambling up alder branches, a bear pursuing him, and a close escape with his hat snagged on a branch as the bear sniffs his feet.

Idaho Colorado Shoup Senate Salmon City

Bear encounter ends with escape and luck for hunter

The narrator recalls a perilous night in alders with a mother bear and two cubs. He climbs, frees himself after tossing a gauntlet at the bear, then retreats to his horse two miles away with no weapon, narrowly surviving the ordeal and deeming it a mighty lucky day.

Washington Post

Royal Messenger Tales From The Queen’s Service

A Quarterly Review excerpt describes how royal messengers are shuffled to the bottom of duty lists after foreign posting, then sent on unexpected returns. It recalls a Monte Carlo detour and a misdirect telegram, and evokes Maj. X as a storied figure of the old London Paris route.

Queen of England London Foreign Service Downing Street Capt St. Petersburg France Monte Carlo Foreign Office Paris Maj. X Ajax Dover

Spiders and a royal dress tale from Fiji

Fiji correspondent recalls a 1887 tale of a dress possibly woven from Brazilian spider webs presented to a queen. The piece discusses large yellow spiders and an orange silky cocoon that could yield fine fiber, plus noting a hunting spider that bites and carries an egg sac. A cautionary children's note closes the excerpt.

Fiji Islands Lenece Fiji

Dancing for a Saint Aissaona ritual described in lurid detail

An observer recounts a Moorish Aissaona rite held in a court where the crowd chants La ilaha illa Allah as frenzied dancing and self scarring with red hot irons unfold. The scene features priests, chained devotions, and women watching from galleries, ending with the crowd retreating to fresh air.

Aissaona Denver News

Proper Appellations for Our People in Jewish Discourse

A rabbinic discussion traces etymology and usage of three terms for Jews Hebrew Israelite and related forms. It explains Hebrew origins from avar crossing the Euphrates, Israel from Jacob wrestling with God, and notes historical use tied to tribes and kingdoms.

Judah Benjamin Levi Israel Kingdom of Jacob Leah Jehudi Kingdom of Israel Tribe of Mordecai Benjaman Jerusalem Temple Washington Star Rabbi Stern Palestine Abraham Mesopotamia Euphrates Joseph Miriam Pharaah Montes Pouroah Jonah Winder Jeroboai

Traveler extols American travel and waters over Europe

A veteran globetrotter returning from Florida argues Americans can replicate any climate via rail and travel within the United States. He says domestic waters rival European springs, American natural wonders surpass foreign sights, and travel abroad should not eclipse home attractions. He endorses broadening horizons while prioritizing the nation’s vast diversity.

Nurope Florida United States N. Y. Herald

World’s Fair Mount Vernon relics planned for display

The Virginia exposition board plans reproducing Mount Vernon at the World’s Fair and exhibiting a large collection of Washington relics in the structure. Also noted are reports of explorers painting cliffs in Yosemite, ocean water estimates, and various curiosities on display in travel and cultural notes.

Virginia Exposition Board Mount Vernon George Washington Washington Henry d. Reynolds Samuel B. Foster Chicago South Dome Yosemite Range Gulf Stream Cape Florida J. T. Hitcock Fort Meade Fla Hancock New York Joseph Wrothingham Exeter N. H Salem Mass Marblehead Bay Bentley Maine Methodist Augusta State House Asylum Parsons Surry Good Hope Temple London Croton Welland Canal Cleveland, C Yacht Club George W. Gardner

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