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Newspaper
Marshall Messenger
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1876
Page
6
A wartime era poem recounts a household troubled by a bald-headed tyrant from No-man's-Land who rules with mute brutality. Old Father Time intervenes with an hourglass to tame the tyrant, and the speaker laments peace lost yet finds a grim concession as time advances.
In Castletown Isle of Man a missing Englishman Philip Saville is found alive after a harbour mystery. John Taggert is cleared of suspicion and saves Saville from a wreck in a daring dawn rescue, proving his innocence and earning Mary Boyd as his wife.
Albert Wolf recounts Mustapha Fazyl Pasha brother of the Egyptian viceroy as a grand seigneur who maintains a palace fleet of servants and eunuchs, funding a self-contained world in Candilli and at Tchamsidja with hundreds of domestics, horses, and pages. The piece notes the prince’s benevolence, protecting staff and educating children.
A 1872 U S Bureau of Commerce and Navigation report notes U S coffee consumption and imports and argues for developing coffee cultivation in the Gulf states Georgia and Alabama with red sandy loam soils and warm hill slopes. It forecasts potential growth in California and the Atlantic coast if cultivation expands.
From the Chicago Meld the Rosebud battle shows Indians as superior fighters and athletes. The Sioux are highly skilled, self-reliant, and combat-adept with equal endurance, horsemanship, and ground knowledge, challenging white troops as a formidable force in their own country.
Southern by Ba reports a tale from Moton N Blade about Mrs Roney and a sick child of four or five, who sat up at a wake, ate from a cupboard, called for milk, and a nurse claimed electricity revived her before the child died of a mysterious illness.
A jumble of comic quips and vignettes from a 19th century paper recounts a mix of witty exchanges, small-town mischief, sermon aims, and frontier tales. It notes eccentric characters, a centennial interest, a book agent’s fate, and local conversations from Harrisburg to New Orleans.
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