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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1880
Page
7
In aging love the speaker cherishes every detail of a beloved, from white hair to tender eyes and lips, praising the steadfast heart and pure spirit. Despite decay, love envisions future summers beyond death, where the beloved returns radiant with transformative light, and smiles upon the speaker.
A Denver rider travels thirty-five miles by night on a fiery mustang to recover a valuable rifle lost during a prize match. He finds the gun at a ranch and, after a dawn encounter with a young host and a welcoming girl, returns it to its owner to collect two ten dollar bills and a growing fortune.
John Murphy fell sixty feet from a liberty pole at Summitville while adjusting a weathervane. The pole broke and he died an hour later.
The interview with White Cloud, head chief of the Chippewa at White Earth, describes a shift from hunting to farming, aided by education and government support. He notes rapid inland progress, self-sufficiency growing, and hopes to consolidate bands on the White Earth reservation with 160 acre land titles.
The account describes a rigidly obedient general who demanded unquestioning obedience and would execute orders without hesitation. It also notes a rough staff, his willingness to sacrifice subordinates for discipline, and a traveler’s curiosity about medicine measuring experiments.
Louise Harris daughter of Brigham Young and wife of W T Harris visits the St James Hotel in London. She recounts polygamy era fortunes how heirs were cut from wills and church help redirected. She details family homes prayers and a lavish hospitality at Lord’s mansion, including Amelia Castle and a life lease.
A narrator describes life in great houses with arrival rituals. A station scene shows a carriage sent to meet guests and a polite escort announcing the lord's carriage. The exchange hints at class and service norms surrounding country house visits.
A veteran taster in a New York World tale boasted he could judge growth and wear of Gironde wines. A fall from a dust-cart fractured his skull. at death the wine from a cobwebbed bottle was used in a farewell bath. His last words were Cos d'Estournel, true to his life.
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