Indiana State Sentinel ad promotes reduced yearly price
The Indiana State Sentinel offers a reduced annual rate of one dollar and highlights its long Democratic alignment, wide farmer reader base, and role as Indiana’s leading commercial paper. It promotes the Weekly Sentinel as a companion edition with editorials, market reports, and family-friendly content, urging subscriptions and detailing club orders and special terms via Indianapolis Sentinel Co. and John J. Cooper.
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The Register Rates and Subscriptions Notice
The Register announces subscription pricing and advertising rates with strict payment terms. It lists advance, delinquent, and renewal rules, plus column pricing for local quarter and half columns and for job work, requiring advance payment for transient ads.
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Beyond the smiling and the weeping I shall be soon
Poem lines by Horatius Bonar echo a theme of near-future inevitability across many contrasts. The verse traverses life stages from waking to sleeping and blooming to fading, ending with a sense of inexorable passage. The cadence emphasizes anticipation of what lies beyond.
Fly Quickly O Swallow Poem Fragment Teaser
A fragmentary verse captures a speaker urging a swallow to speed away and tell a late-coming lover that summer has not truly come, expressing loneliness and despair as days pass without reunion. The mood is nostalgic and yearning, with emphasis on absence and longing.
The Difference and Whims of a Jovial Queen
The fragment presents a witty exchange about differences between the moon and a beloved, noting the moon’s silvery quarters and the beloved’s lack of funds. It references a tale of the Queen of Sheba testing Solomon with two bouquet flowers, one real and one artificial, and Solomon ordering the windows opened allowing bees to enter.
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Austin bachelor dodges marriage gossip and rails on habit
A witty Austin bachelor defends remaining single, joking that he feels no impulse to wed despite his parents' marriage. A sports note praises the rail and its habit of breaking down near high speeds, recalling boyhood days learning about rail behavior.
Frightened by a Week with a Prospective Husband
Matilda learns she is to marry Stephen Jenkins to unite estates but resents the plan. She pushes a plan to offend him with a display of her strong minded writings and poetry readings. Jenkins withdraws after two days, and Edward Manly soon asks for her hand, leading to an swift marriage with no regrets.
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Natural History to Chunks The Dog
A collected jumble noting dogs as faithful servants with humorous quips on their size, guarding, sense of direction, and odd behavior. Includes a note on Clara Morrin writing to the Dramatic News about her husband, then stray items on Colorado petrifications and Edgar Fawcett’s blank verse tragedy Arnold and Andre with a nod to its expected popularity.
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Notorious Horse Thief Freed From Oregon State Prison
Frank Tompkins is released after three years for horse theft. The article claims his innocence was proven by confessions of the actual criminals. His imprisonment ruined his property valued at $17,000.
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Oregon State Prison
William V Taylor Granted $100000 Marriage Condition
A historical notice states William V Taylor is left $100000 on the condition he marries before reaching age 21. He is currently 20 and has not yet completed the requirement. Local post office address details appear incomplete.
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Attachment to Newspapers Affirms Reader Loyalty
The text argues that subscriber loyalty to a well run newspaper is strong. It notes that readers endure scares of errors, miss a missing issue, and hasten to renew, valuing a paper that serves honest aims and meets customers needs consistently.
The Judge and the Drowsy Damsel of Boston
A Boston Post tale recalls a whitehaired former judge who boards a Boston and Maine car and sits beside a stylish woman. He recalls meeting her before, then learns she is the very person he jailed for drunkenness in June, now twelve or eleven prior offenses. The anecdote ends with a blunt confession.
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Russian Tworog Cheese On Bread and Butter Diet
A diet staple in Russia for the poor is Tworog cheese, with over seven million pounds sold annually in St. Petersburg. Made by sour skim milk heated overnight, then pressed to form hard curd and aged under weights, it varies by region from sheep milk in the northwest and south to whole milk in Bessarabia, which keeps better and is exported to Wallachia Moldova and Austria.
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The Unlucky Farmer and the Poor Season
A Rural Home reflection notes the unlucky farmer burdened by flooded or drought damaged crops, insufficient manure, late plowing, weak stock, and failing equipment. It laments repeated misfortune due to natural and economic pressures, asserting such farmers are often the poorest.
Oakland man awarded $95,000 for bay shoreline guardship
Twelve years ago a poor man in Oakland, across the bay from San Francisco, built a mud-flat shanty on the bay shore and lived there guarding the area. He has just been awarded $95,000 in gold for his twelve years of guardianship and his equator rights.
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Farmers Should Pursue Their Calling with Diligence
An exhortation urges farmers to follow their calling with thorough, practical effort and avoid fancied profits from hasty purchases. It stresses prudence in investing all avenues of farming and marketplace temptations.
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