Farewell to Readers of the Raconp Newspaper
The writer bids readers farewell to the Raconp and thanks the growing family of subscribers. He reflects on the task, the joy of serving, and the hope that the paper’s work remains a beacon. He mentions gratitude to the Reuben family and the readers, and wishes continued happiness for all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Witseok
Bso 2
Wiliowé
Aed Iis
Loty
Ellie
Welin Polars
Janay
Alama
Fiat Jay Fitaire
Reuben Familly
Preservation of the Pecoma Printed Voice
The passage pledges to maintain high standards for the Pecoma paper, seeking reader goodwill and improved facilities. It promises steady improvements in mechanical departments, valued by customers, and notes upcoming subscription details and a dedication to existing contributors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mareh
Miss Flesiig
C.F. Beaws
Lansing Letter on Leasetray Law and Charter Bills
A fragmented Lansing letter discusses leasetray and a wary view of charter bills. It notes lawmakers’ haste and the focus on charter measures to remove them from consideration, with concern that residents should know what is being pursued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manon
Tyrone Bhorragaly
Wwe
Michigan House Debates Recall of Libel Law Bill
Last Friday the Michigan House spent an hour weighing recall of a bill amending the Libel Law. A committee tour to state institutions is proposed before the appropriation bill. Debates include current expenses for Flint Normal, Ypsilanti Normal, Kalamazoo asylum, Capitol improvements, and other allocations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Baker
Senate
Mie
Waya
Flint
State Normal
Ypsilanti
Capitol
Kalawazoo
Traverse City
Breen bill and sparrow bounty warnings in dry law note
The text outlines a punitive Breen bill targeting morality and decency with a two-thirds Senate vote needed, a governor’s potential signature, and a decree ordering extermination of sparrows via a one cent per bird bounty. It also references the Tariff and Commerce Law set to take effect April 6, prohibiting drawbacks and pooling, regulating rates, and establishing postal salary details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Breen
Lreken
BNL
Pwetht-tver
Hissouers
The Poppy Plant and Its Uses in France
An 19th century note discusses a plant named the Poppy and its role alongside French railways. It describes roots intertwining to form a stable embankment, its rapid growth, reseeding ability, and potential to cover wide fields with a brilliant hue and fragrance, suggesting authorities might favor it for erosion control and aesthetic impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave
France
Atlantic sea bed geography and notable 1860s notes
The report describes the North Atlantic two valleys separated by a volcanic ridge from 30°W to 50°W, depths under 13,000 feet, breadth under 500 miles, and northward to Iceland and south to the Azores. It lists contemporaries Baron Tennyson, Senator Davis, and A H Markland, plus items about Mamie Victoria Southern Belle Atlantic Baker and Ruskin. It notes W. Childs of the Philadelphia Ledger honored by the Baltimore Typographical Union.
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Lanedon Geographical Society
North Atlantic
Twa
Jey
West Longinde
Iceland
Azores
Sun
Allons
Eute
Baron ‘Tennyson
Edgar Powte
America
Senator Davis
West Virginia
Piedmont
Camilla
Mamie Victoria
Southern Belle Atlantic Baker
A. H. Markland
Army Mail Service
Chicago
Sun Yy
Ruskin
Keltie
St. Kekella
W. Childs
The
Philadelphia Ledger
Baltimore Typographical Union
Wilow
United States
Childa
Philadelphia
Great Men and the Fickle Measure of Fame
An essay questions who deserves the title great, noting how public opinion shifts over time. It argues most declared greats are warriors or specialists, cites Cromwell, Alfred the Great, and Napoleon as figures whose reputations vary with viewpoint, and critiques the ideal of universal, lasting greatness across eras.
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Bhutan
Marlborough
Wellington
Frederick
Prussia
Bonaparte
Solliur
Achine
Alesander
Corsar
Hevend
Napolein
Cromwell
Carser
France
Germany
Marston Moor
Phillp Warewick
Nistori
Ans
Alfred ‘the Great
Alfred
Mankkel
London
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Alma Record
Spepsian
Sataeribers
Byer Perrationlé
Irky Cone Tine
AML Metraeards Ace Yan
Gowlf Tea Sti
Peer Atfeuse
Lansing
Paul
Jasdrinee Derutiie
Shaw
Michigan
Hysforid
Aml
Eda
Yentor
Mar
Wright's Opera House
Alma
Sturtz Furniture Company
Opera House
Midh
WS S Dry Fonds
Stuttz Furniture
J. M. Montigel
Schwartz Patent
Wyre Cuiltey
Joly
Exer
Catherine Roller
NTAAR
D. Lefch
Tineenals
Shiloh
Ason A Guarantes
B.S Webb
Siiloh
Vitaliger
Bs, Webb
Alia Sasha Voor
Lakers
A. Bradley
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