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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1876

Page

2

Rattlesnake Hunt Ended With Snakes and Stories

In Lehigh County near Snipe Creek and Blue Ridge, Jake Smith leads a party of four including Henry Larkins Budd Hemple and Hiram Eady on a rattlesnake chase. They capture nineteen snakes on the ledge and recount venom lore and a sleeping potion used on animals, noting last year’s 827 snakes killed and plans to exceed that total.

Jake Smith Snipe Creek Blue Ridge Lehigh County Rattlenake Ledge Smith Henry Larkins Budd Hemple Hiram Eady Bill Henry Jake Eddy Ratiles Endy Ife Todian Armip Granny Lippard Gen. Bridge Squire Etter Mattlewakes Nemees Jacksonville N.Y

Scripture Notes on Free Passes From an Illinois Asylum

A correspondence between the Illinois asylum superintendent and a railroad chief explores half fare passes. The asylum head cites scripture to justify a request for annual passes to travel with visitors. The railroad reply declines the offer, citing biblical authority against free travel and offers a learned critique of the request.

Illinois Strong Tiarath Jerimiah Rickiel Leckies Doshun Michigan Central Harboud Great Western Samuel Jeremiah Ezekiel Joshua Judges Toledo Wabash & Western Lake Shore Michigan Canada East Ecclesiastes Jonnah Nahum Tsaiah Matthew Mark Chicago Jacksonville le Troit Free Press

A Pair of Wedded Misers

An aged couple near Newark New Jersey lived in extreme frugality. After the husband feared death from dropsy he sought a physician but was thwarted by his wife's stinginess. Neighbors supplied medicines and food, the husband died, and the wife refused to call an undertaker or allow proper burial, until local women intervened and the body was laid out and dressed with old garments substituted for burial.

Newark N. J

Alcohol deaths toll across nations noted by Emerson

The quote states that 69,000 to 100,000 die annually from liquor in this country and a similar number in England. It notes that in these two Christian nations, a person dies every two and a half minutes from alcoholic poisoning, attributed to Emerson's musings on aging and philosophy.

England

Lazy Frog and the Red Hen Compete in Bread Making

A children tale of a hen, a lazy frog, and a sleepy mouse in a shared house. The hen finds a bag of ingredients, bakes bread while the others refuse to help, and finally the hen eats the loaf after all claim to dine.

Taster Pell

Punctual Peter and the Gift of Tenpus Fugit

A tinlized tale centers on Peter McOwan nicknamed Punky Punctual Peter, a diligent apprentice of Sir Dalkeith. Mr Campbell the jeweler recognizes his merit and, with Dalkeith’s aid, arranges a charity sequence. Peter earns praise, secrets unfold, and a widow’s widow mother and her son receive a surprise gift of gold and a watch as token of his steadfast punctuality.

Mr. Campbell St. Dustan Peter Hie Mr. Dalkeith Campbell Punky Peter McOwan Dalkeith Widow's Kitchen Peter Antil John Mia Lenpus

Peter McOwan the Thrifty Son and Mayor

A tale from the Christian Globe recounts Peter McOwan, once a confidential manager, who elevates a widow and earns a fortune from Old Mr Campbell. Bequeathed wealth totals thousands, with a condition to visit the grave at seven each death anniversary. Twenty years later Peter becomes Mayor and is knighted for philanthropy, cresting a sundial and motto Tempus Fugit.

Mr. Campbell Peter Dageth Peter McOwan Punky St. Dunstan Church Auld Clark Sid Christian Globe

The Value of Small Accomplishments in Home Craft

Mrs A J Whitney in St Nicholas for August argues that steady, practical skill at home builds lifelong competence. Repeated, simple tasks like crochet, piano scales, or sewing become natural, empowering the user to handle life and grow into greater capabilities.

Mre A.J. Z. Whitney St. Nicholan

Adam Smith As A Clumsy Absurd Scholar In Anecdotes

The piece cites anecdotes about Adam Smith portraying him as unbusinesslike and absent minded. It notes his awkward sig nature, a sentry's salute misread, and a fish market quip from Edinburgh society. Lord Brougham is mentioned as preserving similar tales from Fortnightly Review.

Chokul Keith Poppet

Passenger service between France and England eyed at scale

M. Lysavrs envisions a time business linking France and England with about one million passengers and annual receipts near two million dollars.

M. Lysavrs France England

Hoosae Tune and Troy Greenfield Stalload Cost Totals

The Boston Advertiner channel end contributes to a combined total of 16 782 786 04 dollars for the Hoosae Tune and the Troy and Greenfield stalload.

Troy Greenfield Stalload Boston

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