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Newspaper
Shawano Venture
Location
Shawano, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1858
Page
4
A Detroit Milwaukee Railway incident ends with a baby found motionless aboard near Ads station as a man halts the train. Four attackers flee to the woods. three are captured, others pursued. Lambert named victim. assailants reportedly clubbed and beaten after a disrupted pursuit.
A fragmentary 13th century style narrative describes polite dialogue after a parasol blown from a lady, a remark about resilience, and a swift electric-like burst. It notes a Ghent bid arriving in 124 minutes, mentions three comets with only one visible, and references timing around Pope Urban IV’s death.
N. D. Upwam Co announces a full general assortment of dry goods groceries and provisions now in Shawono. Prices include calicoes 10 to 14 cents per yard coffee 15 cents per pound pork 14 cents per pound salt 2 1/2 cents per pound. They invite residents to inspect quality and prices. Shawano October 8 1858.
A fragmented verse laments estrangement and longs for rekindled love. The speaker urges a beloved to wake emotion, rekindle the silvery chord of singing, and renew intimate bliss as noon beams gleam. Names and clear context are sparse, yielding a mood of yearning.
A fragmentary note on a Paris conjurer named Wiljalia Pickelly describes his act as seamless, with spectators invited to watch in awe as ordinary props are rejected. The performer appears in evening dress and uses rapid gestures to create a mystifying show that leaves the audience perplexed.
A detailed account of a professor's feats with feathers, canaries, pigeons, cups, a hat, and other props. The narrative highlights rapid hand movements, audience involvement, and seemingly impossible restorations and appearances, claiming unparalleled prestidigitation without assistance.
Biower reflects on ancient Jerusalem's fall after six years from Christ birth and the Roman conquest under Pontius Pilate. He depicts civil strife and famine, with brothers fighting and Roman forces devastating the city, portraying a bloodied, chaotic siege.
An archaic chronicle vividly recalls Jerusalem's siege and destruction. The narrative blends Roman siege works, Titus’s forces, and the temple’s gold adorned courts with prophetic woes about Hebrew exile and the city’s burning demise.
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