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Newspaper
Linneus Weekly Bulletin
Location
Linneus, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1875
Page
4
The passage laments that subtle natural harmonies and small acts of kindness surpass manual skill. It contemplates memories of words and fragrances, a lingering smile or tear, and a comforting touch as true ministering forces that heal the heart when it is overwhelmed.
An elderly couple travels by rail toward Chicago facing anxiety and small losses. The wife frets they are on the wrong train while the husband disarms her with humor, noting water, umbrellas, a teacup bottle, and a family history amid restless travel and a wary conductor.
The article links the decline of grouse and quail in western prairies to grasshopper plagues and argues that firing restrictions are needed. It notes hunters drive birds away before grasshoppers emerge and claims birds once kept pests in check. It warns feathered numbers drop as markets push high prices, endangering reproduction.
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