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Newspaper

Sullivan Union

Location

Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Feb 01, 1882

Page

2

Josephine and the Darker Halls of Love

Poem recounts a speaker confessing enduring love for Josephine amid memories of earlier romance. He recalls shared moments, a gift of wine and roses, and a voyage of the heart, contrasting past affection with present loss and longing for his Josephine. The speaker urges her to seek happiness elsewhere while cherishing their former bond.

Gatan Josephine

Bachelor’s Confession Revised in French Flat Romance

A Parisian style bachelor narrates life in a French flat with noisy neighbors on adjacent floors. He clashes with a harpist fourth floor and a scholarly widower, then meets Barbara Willis at a picnic, discovering they both share flats and a romance blooms leading to an engagement.

India Athen Hamlet Charlotte Cushman Old Webster Barbara Willis Barbara Willis Miss Willis Harold Webster Fernandine Flats Beethoven Brook Literatu Westby Hiaer Nottingham Belkiy Reg Dick Turpin Frazer Nat

Two Boys Who Met on the Tow Path

In 1836 a barefoot boy walking toward Honesdale, Pennsylvania met a boy from a Scotch family aboard a canal boat. The pair befriended, later rising in the Delaware and Hudson company. One became Thomas Dickson, president. the other, Colonel F Young, general manager and railroad president.

New York Sun Honesdale Pennsylvania Delaware and Hudson Canal Port Jervis America Carbondale Lackawanna Thomas Dickson Delaware and Hudson Canal Company Colonel F. Young Albany & Susquehanna Railroad System

Say do you want a joke at the Gazette office

A chaotic spoof section features impostors claiming fame from the Spoopendyke Papers and Derrick Dodd, with anecdotes about bed bugs and a mock romance excerpt. It parodies humorists like William Nye and Eugene Fields while highlighting morphia addiction’s ruinous effects and a morphiomania warning.

Little Rock Gazette Gazette Tam Brooklyn Eagle Stanley Huntley Mr. Spoopendyke Col. Clay Mrs. Spoopendyke Derrick Dodd Frisco Frank Gassaway Scott Fusa Weekly Post Derrick Thiz Bill Nye William Wiliam Alex Sweet Texas Sistings Uncle Nace Austin Avenue Jim Webster Austin

Woman buys back hens after harming garden stock

A Pawtucket resident, angered by chickens she harmed, could not rest after learning the owner planned to butcher them. She later bought the entire flock at a price well above the butcher’s offer to prevent their sale.

Pawtucket

Morphinism and an Orphan Who Kept His Word

Morphiomania in London and New York exposes a new vice as morphia use spreads among women and men. An American orphan, once Refuge House staff worker, returns to “square off” with his former employer, delivering a thrashing before leaving for the western home.

Merry England New York House of Refuge United States Maximilian Monterey Austin Avenue Texas Dr. Kingsbury London Johnny London Times Kingsbury San Antonio H. B. Andrews Pierce Andrews Billsort Crosby County Clarion and Farmer’s Vindicator Austin Crosby County Roberts Bill Snort

Portrait Cameos by a New York Cutter Draw Worldwide Interest

A New York cameo cutter discusses making portraits for notable clients including Garfield and Hayes, describes the cutting process using diamond dust and a lathe, and explains where stones come from and how life and photo sittings are used to finalize portraits.

New York Tribune Paris New York Boston Garfield A.T. Stewart Hayes Morton Indiana Scott Siddons Cleopatra Brazil Germany

Patti Payn and Boston Actor Scheme Behind Lecture Ticket

A writer claiming to be a friend of Payne sent Patti a lecture ticket and a note about his dying wish to hear her sing. Patti responds by offering a seat, while a trickster swaps seats. The tale expands into a plan to influence Worcester youth through library books and teacher complicity.

Patti Payne Boston Patt Bras Tunis Mage

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