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Newspaper

Troy Herald

Location

Troy, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jul 28, 1875

Page

2

Sorrowful tribute to Stonewall Jackson statue in Virginia

A long obituary style feature recounts the life of Thomas Jonathan Jackson born 1824 in West Virginia, his rise from orphaned youth to brigadier general, and the famous line stone wall. It describes the planned Foley bronze statue to be sent to Virginia, funded by public subscriptions and placed in Richmond with a grand inauguration during the state fair in October.

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Notable Sculptors and a Grand Memorial Envisioned

In 1644 the three sculptors planned imine works for the new palace at erg ry'da doe Mosk and the bronze "Lo dud Charger" for Calguita. One he pursued portraits and monumental salion, and was commissioned by her majesty to carve the colossal statue of the prince consort for the National Memorial in Clyde Park. At his death in 1874 many unfulfilled orders would have occupied him longer, yet the masters in art and war left enduring legacies that memory preserves beyond the dust.

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Here is Stillman A. Clemens Rich in Faith and Character

The article honors Stillman A. Clemens, noting his wealth lay not in money but in faith mind and heart. It lauds his Christian conduct, patience, and self restraint, saying he died poor in worldly goods yet rich in virtue and beloved by all who knew him.

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Tom Marshall and the phrenology scare in Louisville

A reminiscence recalls a phrenology lecturer in Louisville who examined heads amid crowds at the Galt House. Tom Marshall mocked the practice, offering to test anyone, but a drunken passerby reminded him he could not read the texts. The scene captures a tense, humorous clash over pseudoscience.

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The Awakening and Related Fragments

A trove of fragmented prose and poetry passages blends dreamlike lines with sentimental verse. It includes a dramatic medieval flavor, reflections on destiny and loss, and an anecdote about a young man losing his job due to misdemeanor, commented by an old lady who attributes it to a woman’s influence.

Wealthy London merchant hails Pim advertising as tireless advocate

A London merchant praised Pim advertising, saying the constant, unflagging advocate works day and night to bring trade. He claimed the silent orator never tires, never errs, and will reach households from which his business can gain customers.

Londoun Pim

Delayed Return From Church Sparks Abbreviated Sermon Debate

An elderly man on the way home from church praises a sermon as delightful and heavenly. His son chides him for missing the chance to dodge in, joking that he may never have another such opportunity.

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Honey the most delicious delicacies praised by Danbury family

The piece recounts a humorous anecdote about Ephraim and his wife debating honey as the nectar of flowers and a light jest about linen and hemp. A Camridge farmer jokes about sowing hemp while a guest teases about progress and propriety. The tone mimics a local society tale.

Danbury Ephraim

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