25 Oct 1884
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Newspaper
The Pioche Weekly Record
Location
Pioche, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1884
Page
1
Verght om Toar and Melt Mant are mentioned in a fragmentary note. No clear event or outcome is described, leaving only names and sparse context. Further readable details are not provided to identify a specific action or relation.
The article details a mesmeric demonstration with steps and outcomes, then presents Nevada Republican platform points. It endorses James Blaine for president with John A. Logan as running mate and calls for state reforms, including reduced legislature size, tax relief, and constitutional changes. The notice closes with a tax delinquency sale announcement for Bristol Silver Mining Company property in Lincoln County, Nevada.
Judgment in the State of Nevada action against American Ping Mill and Mining Company, for taxes and costs totaling about 68.63 and 42.10, levied on the property known as the American Ping Mill and Mining Company. Public auction to be held at the County Court House in Pierrie, Lincoln County, Nevada, between 2 and 6 pm on the appointed day. Notices include the sheriff and a business ad for mail-order opportunities.
A fragment from a historical page describes narwhals as "aworlman of the deep" with a long tusk used for display and potential battles. Observations compare tusks to swords, note the animal's size, color, and oil and meat uses. The piece also weaves in vivid anecdotes about Talleyrand, Hamilton, and a humorous tale from Albany.
A Philadelphia Times column extols reuse of old newspapers for polishing stoves lamps and surfaces. It advises breathing on glass, rubbing with damp soda and sand paste, drying with paper, and using folded sheets to handle hot items. It argues newspaper promotes cleanliness and health over dirty fabrics.
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