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Newspaper
The Evening Star
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1872
Page
3
A fragmentary verse fragment contrasts suspicion envy and malice with call to pity the frail and remain silent about harm. The lines urge inner reflection and restraint rather than moral judgment or heightened emotion.
A vivid account of the Iron Duke leading a regiment in a dramatic charge. He removes his hat, salutes, and rides at the head to trigger a massive cheering burst then observes Soult delays attacks. The tactic hinges on timing, drawing on genius beyond standard manuals for a decisive, bloody repulse.
Dr Livingstone’s expeditions reveal the tsetse fly as a tiny deadly insect whose sting kills livestock yet spares humans and many animals. Its toxin halts beasts of burden, yet science may someday find an antidote allowing access to Africa’s interior and wealth.
Max Adeler comments on a dubious device labeled Patent Corpse Preserver praising it ironically. He mocks prior murdered poets and will not purchase the device without proof from an experienced preserved corpse guaranteeing its effectiveness.
At a meeting of the Odontological Society of England Mr. Steele described reimplanting his own tooth after extraction due to pulp exposure. Under nitrous oxide the tooth was removed carefully, the canal prepared, and the tooth reinserted in its socket. The procedure lasted about thirty minutes with temporary pain that subsided by noon the next day, and by a fortnight the replanted tooth worked normally.
A farmer article extols late plowing and barley sowing to eradicate Canada thistles by the heat of a crop. It notes the success of thorough cultivation and shading, and mentions a seven foot eight inch Norwegian giant visitor who drew crowds and later faced mock ridicule.
Geneva July 20 The Board of Arbitration disallowed American government claims arising from depredations by the Boston Jeff Davis and other Confederate cruisers. It ruled negligence charges against Britain were not proven and discussed the Florida Alabama cases with no press statement.
A vivid description of six chromos shows a boy with lambs in a red cushion setting to a sleepy lunch scene with a cat, a Newfoundland with a child, and a mother knitting in a kitchen. The scenes emphasize domestic warmth and motherly pride, offered by mail with a single subscription.
A California paper laments potential loss of native horses arguing they endure harsh harness and saddle work, are nimble and spirited, and possess rare value. It urges preservation of the ancient California stock in its purity to avoid ignoble extinction.
The article describes table presentation ideas with starched linen, flowers in dishes, and decorative butter molds. It suggests parsley, criss cross butter, and small decorative touches like green leaves, napkin folds, and faux French garnish to elevate simple meals.
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