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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1880
Page
7
A poetic scene from August depicts a golden clothed figure crossing sunlit fields at dawn. The narrator describes her golden bodice and crown as harvest imagery fills the meadow path and farm life pauses to honor her as the day ends and the moon rises.
A railroad engineer recalls a dramatic midnight sprint to reach C- by 12 o clock to save the F and C Railroad. Amid heavy grades and a dangerous water pressure, Roberts the president’s emissary concealed $500000 embezzled funds. the engineer drives the Taunton engine to a successful finish and recovers the money.
In 1825 Mrs. Robert Patterson and her sister Elizabeth visited Ireland. In Dublin she renewed ties with the Marquis of Wellesley who pursued her with attentions. It was announced the Lord Lieutenant would wed Mrs. Patterson, dubbed the American Grace. The wedding occurred October 29 1825 at Dublin Castle.
The article notes an early Florida orange crop with picking starting in late September, about thirty days earlier than last year. It traces the rise of Florida oranges from rare samples to a major commercial product, cites early growers, and records crop increases from 1873 through 1878, highlighting Florida's outpacing of West Indian and Mediterranean rivals in quality and market share.
The New Haven Register mocks the idea that women dress quietly noting the noisy reality of shoes, corsets, wash bowls, and slammed doors. It questions how mirrors endure the bustle and admits uncertainty about quiet dressing.
Rev. Dr. Woods of Andover urges young preachers to win attention with plain speech. He warns that city preaching needs attire, while country preaching should rely on a strong sermon in a nut shell.
Paris society sees aristocrats embrace commerce from wedding plate loans to resale dress brokering. Dukes and counts market favors and marriages while Countess de Benouville rents Champs Elysees flats. A sensational mass agency and broker networks harvest society assets as Paris wealth migrates to trade.
The article discusses two theories of ore formation, favoring surface leaching over deep interior sources. It explains that metallic salts likely originate near the surface via circulating, heated groundwater that dissolves metals and redeposits them as temperature and pressure change. It concludes a Laurentian age suffices to explain current widespread dispersion.
Nutmegs grow on trees over twenty feet high with pale yellow fragrant flowers. The fruit is peach sized. ripe fruit reveals the seed nut with mace covering. Trees thrive on Asia islands and tropical America, bearing fruit year round for 70 to 80 years. The Dutch once controlled trade and burned vast piles to raise prices, but the nutmeg pigeon spread nuts worldwide, restoring supply.
A 19th century survey tracks swims from the Orestes escape to Liverpool to Runcorn, then Webb’s English Channel crossing. It notes Agnes Beckwith and Emily Parker on Thames feats, Davil on Dover Ramsgate, and a whale-tank endurance at Westminster Aquarium. Webb later eclipsed all prior records with long floats and channel crossing.
A legend recounts how Sir Burke, retired at Beaconsfield, faced rumor of madness after his son’s death. A trusted visitor, seeking truth, finds the old thinker lucid, caressing a cherished horse that pauses to nuzzle his chest, conveying shared loss.
A Paris wedding ends in alarm as the bridegroom disappears after a lavish reception. He is found asleep on a Champs Elysees bench by two policemen at two in the morning and later reconciles with his bride after giving a confused account of his night.
Sarah Bernhardt is having 27 light stage dresses and 20 general use dresses made in Paris totaling $15,900. The top garment will be a $2,000 white satin ball dress.
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