30 May 1877
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Newspaper
The Lamoille News
Location
Hyde Park, Vermont, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1877
Page
1
Ear in Mind advertises diverse printing options from large 24 ters to tentest visiting cards with a full stock on hand. It claims not to be underbids by rivals and lists Snow Flake Pictorial Bristol Floral and Double Rept card styles plus bill heads receipts and letter stationery.
Fragmentary verse recalling old familiar faces and the beloved mother figures. The speaker reflects on youth and loss as distant memories remain vivid, while personal identity fades yet persists through recalled lines.
In a river ferry raid near Nagal Jat, Edwards, a surveyor, hunts a man-eating tiger to free his ailing wife Ernestine and young Arthur. The beast is slain after a tense夜 chase, enabling the family to move to Bombay for health care and safety.
A rambling humorous piece blends a tiger hunt near Council Bluffs with a comic Omaha watchmaker tale. The narrator recalls close calls with a man-eating tiger in India and a misfit timepiece sold in Rock Island, ending with a string of quirky local vignettes from Omaha and Alabama amid marriage, bribery, and election jokes.
A devotional note echoes the idea that joy and peace come with good will toward all. It encourages generous, sincere good will as the path for receiving blessings from the Saviour. The text urges persistent, freely given good will to bear fruit over time.
A religious admonition argues against letting boys lounge in stores and stables. It warns idleness breeds vice and urges diligent work, noting physical fatigue is minor next to mind dissipation from corrupting company and weak moral influence.
A boy lends a shilling to the Lord after Wesley says the Lord is a good paymaster. Years later the man, now rich, tells Wesley he has not yet been repaid. Wesley replies the Lord remains a good paymaster, and the man credits God’s grace for his wealth.
Essay urges compassion for the living over excessive obituary praise for the dead. It argues for generosity, justice, and forgiveness toward those still suffering, warning that you cannot heal the living with posthumous praise.
An excerpt reflects on the nature of a single idea occupying the mind and brain, comparing hemispheric thought. The fragment discusses intellect, ignorance, and possession of an idea as it traverses mental regions, ending with a cryptic note about a great thought.
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