21 Oct 1874
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Newspaper
Lima Gazette
Location
Lima, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1874
Page
1
The fragment describes a remote island held by a German colony of sixty to seventy led by engineer Robert Wehrhahn. They report ample food sources, livestock, and farming gear arriving with cows, horses, and boats. A London reader, William Clark, notes poetry as solace but laments roast beef denial.
In a searing parable study, Willimen and Flo depict endlessly fretful labor and its ruinous effects. The piece contrasts worry with zeal, noting friction, fear, and sour temper as engines of decline. It idly blames the devil while exposing self-inflicted strain and worn patience. Christian Adrovat.
Fort Worth dispatch reports General Mackenzie surprised five Cheyenne camps at sunrise after two September attacks were repelled. Over 100 lodges and outfits destroyed, 1,424 horses and mules captured, 1,048 killed on the field. Four Indian bodies recovered. one soldier slightly wounded. Mackenzie pursuing with 30 days supplies.
A garbled passage describes tension around a plant facility and perceived issues with a fanless setup. It references a person named Fagan and a mention of price cuts or wage discussions. The excerpt ends with confusion about the fate of an individual and potential harm. Prospective details are obscured by unreadable OCR.
The fragment describes Feane Newton, a philosopher inventor tied to tea cradle lore, claiming he forged a perpetual turning wheel and clockwork to convert a mouse into a door and built a water cloth to keep time, with a dial on his birth house wall and a tale ending in a slave era echo.
A Detroit youth tied to a noble upbringing refused a charity handout after flitting between money and a horse drawn show. An unlucky Western traveler raced seven miles to the prairie, then climbed a tree and deemed the sport too violent for frequent indulgence. A sardonic Wix displayed sticky mucilage that clung to a servant girl, making her mouth immovable by morning.
In a single Vermont county there are 95 vacant farms and 8 abandoned houses. The exodus of farmers is blamed on a lack of railroad facilities, hindering transport and market access, prompting ongoing concern among local officials.
An Alabama girl reportedly used a rope ladder to steal a horse and paid the parson’s fee to proceed with a marriage ceremony, choosing to marry rather than forgo the event amid code twelve raises.
In traditional Japanese theatre a person in black stands beside the stage with a lit candle to aid the audience’s vision. The guide, unseen by most, helps illuminate the performance area and ensure spectators can follow the action clearly.
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