Sweet violets and the secret strain in loving care
Poetic verse recalling longing and endurance through trouble. The speaker trusts in a Father’s care while recalling violets as symbols of renewal and solace amid sorrow.
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12 Apr 1882
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Madison Weekly Herald in Madison, Indiana
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Newspaper
Madison Weekly Herald
Location
Madison, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1882
Page
1
Proper English and the oddities of past tense
An 18th or 19th century style reflection on English grammar noting how words like caught patched matched and hatched are used in teaching. The piece plays with historical spellings and sounds to highlight irregular forms and shifts in pronunciation.
What is a gentleman in the modern age
A miscellany of political and social observations notes a gentleman as someone suited in attire and manners with references to an editor appointed as Charge d Affairs at Paraguay and Uruguay, a suicide letter citing crimes and drink, party corruption debates, a circus animal dispute, a will dispute in Brooklyn, and a Biblical comparison to political bosses.
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Wm. Williams
Warsaw Indiaman
Paraguay
Uruguay
Brooklyn
Peter Cooper
Jesus Christ
Grant
Indianapolis
Christ
Jerusalem
Campaign Lie Makers Exposed in Tennessee Legislature
The Louisville Courier Journal identifies Col. L. B. Eaton as a prominent Republican ex United States Marshal and Tennessee legislator linked to a July 1880 Memphis Avalanche letter. It accuses Eaton of writing under "A Southern Democrat" to attack Northern officials and to claim Yellow Fever era money sent South was war loot. The piece labels him a living embodiment of political fraud.
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Louisville Courier-Journal
Memphis
South
Col
L. B. Eaton
Tennessee
Kernan
Death of Jesse James Ends Notorious Western Band
A Kansas City dispatch to the Globe-Democrat attributes the death of Jesse James to the breakup of his outlaw band that terrorized Arkansas, Kentucky, Tennessee, Kansas, Iowa and Minnesota. The piece traces the James brothers from their Kentucky and Missouri roots through guerrilla warfare, bank and train robberies, and final captures and deaths, noting Frank and Jesse James led the gang with a string of raids across Missouri and nearby states, including the Northfield and Otterville robberies and the Winston and Blue Cat incidents, and detailing marriages of the James brothers and the fates of their associates.
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St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Jesse James
Arkansas
Kentucky
Tennessee
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Iowa
Minnesota
Frank
Jesse
Bor
Frank James
Clay County
Missouri
Robert J. James
Quantrell
James Brothers
Cole
Jim Younger
Jarrette
Clell Miller
George Shepherd
Quanetrell
Lawrence
Kan
Texas
Cole Younger
Jim White
Russellville
George Shephed
Gallatin
Sheetz
Old Mexico
Rio Grande
Corydon
Ions
Missouri Line
Columbia
James Boys
Jim
John Younger
Kansagey
Jesay
Genevieve
Jesse Jamer
Bob Younger
Bill Chadwell
Stiles
Chicago Rock Island and Pacific
Bob
Hot Spring
Ark
Gad’s Hill
Muncie
Kaw River
Clel Miller
Thompson
Bud MacDaniels
Jim Hinda
Bud McDaniels
Express
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Panhandle
Allen Palmer
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Keene
Webb
Hinds
Huntington
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Cale Younger
Birch
America
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Missouri Pacific Railway
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Otterville
Charlie Pitts
Hobbs Kerry
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Kerry
Joplin
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J. N. Haywood
Jock
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Court House
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Pitts
Stillwater
Texan
Waco
Ed Miller
Cleff
Jim Cummings
Tucker Baasham
Ed Ryan
Dick Little
Glendale
Jackson County
Chicago and Alton
John Cummings
Tucker Bansham
Grimes
Jackson
Clay Counties
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Jesse Jamen
Russelville
Shepherd
Jesse Jam
Marshal Leggett
Jim Cummins
Galena
Winston
Rock Island and
Pacific Road
Rock Island
Pacific
Cameron
Westfall
McConnell
Timberlake
Crittenden
St. Louis
Clarence Hite
Wood
Chicago and Atlon Railroad Company
Blue Cat
Fox
St Independence
Jameses
Annie Ralston
Zerilda Mimms
Be Kind to the Sick and Brown's Iron Bitters Ad
An 1860s style medical pitch promotes Brown's Iron Bitters as a safe tonic for invalids and infants, claiming physicians endorse it over other tonics. The item also notes Mrs. Jessie Benton Fremont seeks restoration of twelve acres in San Francisco’s Point San Jose reservation, valued by locals at about 1 million dollars, and cites St Jacob's Oil as remedy for rheumatism.
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Galena
Shepherd
Ed Miller
Legcett
Miller
Jesse Jamen
Fom
Sps
Jessie Benton Fremont
Senate
San Francisco
Point San Jose
New Shoe and Leather Manufacturer Journal Debuts
A first issue of the shoe and Leather Manufacturer trade journal appears devoted to shoe makers, tanners, and curriers with mechanical and scientific content. The publication is well illustrated and presents an attractive table of contents. The report notes 21,326 flour mills in the United States.
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Cuba
England
France
Germany
MAN & CO
Pub’s
Scientific American
New York
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