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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1876
Page
3
The text outlines how readers should send notes to the paper, requesting accompanying author names and hometowns, and advising clear handwriting and single-sided pages. It notes proper names can be hard to decipher due to writing style and emphasizes legible letters and figures.
A historic torn text on church bells and Poe’s Belg describes bell tones and sacred calls. Edward Gould quotes devotional lines praising the Sabbath and the toll of bells guiding worship toward sanctuary and divine presence.
An exploration of how diverse noises, from nocturnal bird cries to ventriloquism and echoes, provoke mystery. It covers sources from wardrobe creaks and weather effects to Sir David Brewster and Tyndall experiments, and notes how acoustics explain seemingly eerie sounds.
San Francisco Stock Report details how C B P O Sullivan bought 1200 shares at 400 each, then saw California shares split 5 for 1, boosting profits to about 910200 in value plus 192000 in dividends. The deal, funded by Flood, sparked confidence in Consolidated Virginia and inspired other holders during a falling market. A cattle plague near Evans, Colorado, also reported, killing many animals instantly.
The longest speech on record, by Mr De Cosmos in British Columbia, stretched into twenty six hours as he fought a confiscation bill. Opponents kept him from a vote, enduring digressions and interruptions until a drained speaker finally prevailed, preserving the settlers’ lands.
The article discusses the palm native to Chile used for palm honey or miel de palma. It notes its geographic range, ascent habitats, and the method of tapping sap described by Darwin and Miers. It mentions cultivation for a Philadelphia conservatory and historic transplant attempts, with historical references to Ball Mountain and Concon.
A historical tale recounts Leon Gambetta fleeing Greek study at school and tearing out his left eye after a clash with his father over language lessons. His father initially resisted but eventually yielded, avoiding further harm to the boy and allowing him to escape the demanded study.
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