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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1882
Page
4
The speaker contrasts envy of the wicked with hope for fools. Citing the 107th Psalm, he argues fools are not wholly hopeless, despite scorched sarcasms from Solomon. He urges the audience, addressing Adien, to trust that fools may leave folly and earth return to Eden.
The Louisville Post notes an eminent W C T U convention with high attendance and famed women delegates led by Miss Francis Willard. A poignant moment featured newsboys presenting Willard with flowers, drawing tears and praise from attendees. Temperance, reform, and education themes dominate as women pastors and educators speak across Louisville venues.
Edison holds 396 patents as industries expand across Illinois New York Pennsylvania and Kentucky. Silk production employs thousands while rolling mills and foundries operate with hundreds to thousands of workers in cities including Cincinnati Chicago Philadelphia and Louisville. Capital and output reflect regional industriousness with varied factory counts and wage scales.
Fragmentary verse portrays Paul Pastoun and a blue blade of fate as a brown-eyed maiden captures a man’s life and his bride’s heart. The mournful lines hint at love, pride, and a fatal bargain, with a hint of heaven providing after loss.
A surreal fragment recounts St Michael chasing the sun after it sinks into soil. A devilish figure dives, the sun is pursued, and an enemy scratches its retreat. The tale hints at a destined indented sole for all future beings, though the gun never reaches Earth.
In British Columbia the legislator De Cosmos spoke for twenty hours against a confiscation bill, enduring interruptions and fatigue as the majority waited to adjourn. His stamina forced passage of a measure that would have stripped many settlers of their lands.
A Lewiston Journal profile describes Abner Coburn ex-governor of Maine as eight decades old, worth six to seven million, and still hands on in timber and lumbering. He lives modestly, conducts all business himself, writes letters, and remains charitable to those in need despite wealth.
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