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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1895
Page
4
A fragmentary historical text discusses phoneme classes, vowel emphasis, and syllable structure. It outlines how vocal articulation affects clarity, notes that vowels form the basis of speech while consonants link syllables, and stresses precise division of sentences into clauses with phonetic detail for delivery.
A long fragment describes Ashley Hall’s crumbling plantation grounds across a river, with ancient oaks, marble steps, and ruined halls. It recalls lavish antebellum hospitality, slave retinues, and a tragic end as raiders and smallpox reshape the landscape, ending with reflections on the oaks and distant city lights. Also notes a curious digression about Mexican burros and water digging.
The Denver Republican notes Colorado as a premier hunting and fishing state. It highlights abundant deer and antelope, rivers and streams stocked for trout, and notable fishing from the Gen bison to the Platte river region. It cites western slope streams, Rio Grande headwaters, and eastern slope ducks and geese near Denver clubs. It praises native and rainbow trout, Wellington lake plantings, and strong fishing and hunting culture statewide.
A British India anecdote recounts jackals herding an axis deer toward a lake and delaying it at the water’s edge by yelping from the jungle margin. The deer, waterlogged and exhausted, is driven to stumble back into open ground where the hunt may finish. A native servant notes this tactic is commonly used there. The tale is paired with literary reflections on individuality in women and a remark by critic William Archer about Stevenson.
A first person account describes two balloon ascents over four miles apart where a companion girl Carious relays a voice through the gasbags acting as receivers. The pair exchange instructions to free a stricken balloon and eventually descend safely, claiming a record for longest distance by air to air conversation.
A casino era wonder shows a four foot stick bent by a hidden method as a magnetic girl demonstrates in Chicago. The explanation reveals entrants hold the stick vertical while the performer pulls it to simulate pressure, deceiving strength though true friction does the trick.
An exchange between a new boarder and an inmate hints the landlady bans smoking at meals. The conversation references a lamp purchase and pricing tricks as a shopper debates paying a reduced price of 4.99, reflecting comic panels from The Detrats Free Press The Astute Salesman and Chicago Record.
Pearless paper meat sacks guarantee to prevent skippers and spoilage. Circulars free from Great Southern Co. at Frederick and two other locations. Retailers urged to stock and save meat quality.
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