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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1880
Page
7
A lyrical meditation on night as a grand, almost divine realm. The speaker describes night with vivid imagery of stars, celestial hosts, and natural sounds. The verse contemplates dawn, gratitude, and the night’s majesty featuring figures like Venus and Odin within a cosmic setting.
Elsie Raymond bears a lifelong burden of duty after choosing to care for her siblings. A lone wanderer, John Francis, returns after twenty years to claim his lost love, and they reunite at the old homestead in a quiet, decisive embrace.
The Atlanta stockyards brim with mules in unprecedented numbers. The market gluts merchants and buyers, while crowds observe the unusual abundance of these useful animals. The scene highlights a pivotal shift in regional trade and agriculture.
Washington correspondence notes an unusually young House with Richard G. Frost of Missouri leading bent by age. Tennessee’s Taylor and Louisiana’s Acklen are in their late twenties or early thirties. Georgia's Speer appears younger than his years prompting a humorous exchange with an Ohio journalist.
A Post-Dispatch interview with Count Jakowleff recalls his views on Nihilism, autocracy, and Russia's reforms. He contrasts European liberty with Russian censorship, predicts a coming revolution, and notes leaders in exile like Dragovaanow and Bakunin.
A collection of light humor and social jests with racial asterisks and dated slang. Jokes range from courting mishaps in Hamburg edging to pretentious sign reading, misused idioms, and a tale of a thief-like bargain at a hardware store.
The Albany Law Journal notes a key leap year law: the 28th and 29th of February count as one day. It cites Indiana Supreme Court rulings and statute 1 R.2, 610 s.3, confirming that add ed day and the preceding day are to be reckoned together as one day for all contracts and instruments.
A Detroit man helping a stuck buggy was approached by a bold woman in leap year who proclaimed she would propose. She claimed to be a straight, capable woman with cash and house skills, but the man revealed he was married. They parted with no harm done.
Whitehall Review notes at Smyth's hosiery factory in Balbriggan two months ago producing 100 dozen scarlet thread stockings. The design featured very long legs reaching the top of the thigh, with small foot sizing and no garters. The manager stated the order was for a house in New.
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