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Newspaper
The Evening Star
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1872
Page
3
A hunter hides near the woods as a red doe named Muna glances back then runs. The baying hounds fade, the doe returns, and the hunter, soothed by her loyalty, declares calm security at his mistress's feet.
The piece argues Illinois rail expansion diverts northwest grain from Chicago to eastern markets. It notes southern lines feed Chicago’s traffic originally, but through lines and new routes inch through to the East as through-traffic grows. It warns cheaper lake transport and canal improvements could reverse the trend.
The fragment describes Buchon a friend of Lafayette loyal to Louis Philippe and his manuscript on the American Constitution. It notes Lafayette’s fear of revolutionary tone, the Duke’s urging to keep it, and Lafayette’s withdrawal from public life. It adds a Versailles painting incident showing royal sensitivity to Lafayette’s political portrayal.
A New York Post summary condemns the mass killing of buffalo in the West, noting thirty thousand victims in a single month for hides and meat. It argues the animal is nonaggressive and that sport under royal or tourist guise lacks justification, citing observers who decry the practice as futile slaughter.
A discussion of historic Cornish acts of bravery at sea and on shore. It recalls a Methodist teacher who saved two sailors before perishing, and a mine incident near Liskeard where two workers faced a fatal risk with a single basket. It contrasts dramatic anecdotes with a literary reference from Sir Walter Scott.
A wagon returning from a Saluda township meeting plunged toward a cliff when horses ran away. Captain Monroe, his wife Cordelia Broadwell, and sister Lida McClane were injured. Cordelia and Lida are in critical condition. Eddie and others suffered various injuries as Monroe steered toward a rail fence to save the group.
The piece argues workers can raise vegetables in back yards to cut costs and boost prices for consumers while promoting health and fitness. It suggests mechanics benefit from outdoor labor and criticizes high corn prices. It recalls past church resistance to instrumental music and quotes a minister’s reaction to the psalm.
A market blurb describes six chromes including The Pet Lamb Unconscious Sleeper Confidence and Hide and Seek. Subjects show a boy with a pet lamb, a sleeping child with a cat, a Newfoundland with a boy, and a mother with a two year old, all in warm domestic settings. Images available by mail or agents with paper subscription.
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