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Newspaper

Troy Herald

Location

Troy, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Mar 08, 1876

Page

2

Young Detroit youth mimics a lawyer in comic tale

A Detroit Free Press humorous sketch portrays a youth who imitates legal practice at home and in daily life, botching trials, pleas, and satire of law. His parents seek reform as his antics drift from study to mock courtroom drama, ending with the boy abandoning law to keep a woodpile.

Detroit Ile Mme Jio Hies Pather Chancery Equity Chriswald Street

Henry W Longfellow as a Popular Poet of the Nation

An obituary style brief praising Henry W Longfellow as perhaps the nation’s most popular poet. It highlights his sympathetic range, imagination, and the vivid imagery of many noted poems. The piece discusses how his work unifies beauty and practicality across works like Evangeline and Endymion, while acknowledging subtler moods in lesser pieces.

Longfellow Atlantic Rovka Illawatha Miles Standish New England Outre-Mer Slyperton Kavanagh Dante Jiarper's Magazine Henry W. Longfellow Vvinor Blackemith Springeld Seneweed

Comical barber shop scene and antebellum struggles

A humorous tale recalls a man seeking an easy shave in a busy barber shop where mischief and chatter abound. The narrative shifts to a Louisiana family story, then to a wartime South setting describing domestic industry, dyeing, salt shortages, and improvised substitutes as Richmond supplies sufficed, highlighting daily life under hardship and resilience.

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An Incident of the War Illustrates Military Influence

A Civil War scene shows a colonel forcing ceaseless drills until fear and discipline snap into action. His regiment endures monotony, then collapses as ammunition runs dry and a last desperate maneuver Looms, risking a rout unless a daring save is found.

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The Parade Echoes of War and Hats of the Era

A vivid scene recalls a veteran’s drill and march amid battle din. The piece contrasts Mark Twain’s wartime cadence with a Chicago Inter Ocean critique of women’s hats, detailing vivid styles from front brim to back crown and the social impressions they convey.

Chicago Inter-Ocean Indy Joan of Arc Congress Ani

The Value of Education Across the Fence

A neighbor taunts a colored youth at Atlant colored university about education. The exchange mocks schooling and arithmetic as the boy defends his studies, ending with the hatchet thrown over the fence and a confrontation.

Jake Atlant Colored University Laraln

Wedding Breakfast Scene With Family Tension In Brooklyn

A Brooklyn wedding breakfast scene depicts a tense meal as a husband jokes about a new brother and a mother’s remark about a daughter’s fate. The mood shifts to silence and a flurry of cutlery. A later interlude satirizes people who exaggerate to please, prompting universal blame.

Brooklyn Paneo Julie Pupa Theater Sarah

Fragmented quote on ball scene with dialogue

Readable fragments show a clash of voices as two speakers discuss a ball encounter. The text captures a festive setting and mentions a loud exchange, though exact identities and context remain unclear.

A Lawyer Gunwitted Narrative from Harper's Magazine

A satirical tale recounts a Massachu setts town, now a city with a high school, where a hired teacher given a yearly salary is told to resign. The master prompts payment for an unexpired half year after a blundered dismissal, catching the lawyer committee in a witty trap.

Harper’s Magazine Harper's Emooilcepoken

Fire panic at Vienna theatre during Schiller play

At the Grand Theatre of Vienna an audience, including the Emperor and family, faced a fire alarm in the third act of Schiller's Robberea. Emile Devrient signalled for curtain, crowd rushed out as police directed exits and searches, with no injuries reported though the building suffered later in the evening.

Timker Prenin Vienna Eimperor Frayera Schiller Emile Devrient Stere

Newfoundland dog halts train near Alford on Rochester road

On the morning Rochester road train near Alford the engineer spotted a Newfoundland dog on the track. A brake test and swift manual stop prevented disaster. A log load narrowly avoided a collision as a dog darted around the curve to stop the train.

Rochester Road Alford Ronund Lorllund

Fratidious English Lady Visits Oregon Log Cabin

An English lady on her travels pauses at a rustic log cabin kept by a frontier trapper in Oregon. She notices Carlyle and Macaulay works on the table and asks for his view. The trapper responds with blunt humor about the authors and their writings.

Reiainrabie Oregon Essary Carlyle Macaulay Frontierarnan

Waan shrewd girl sparks reaction over attire

The passage notes a sharp girl who stands out as others mock a girl’s short skirt and suggest adjusting her dress. It contrasts mockery with the subject’s calm sense, implying social pressure around modesty and appearance in a local setting.

Leap Year Nectio For Gentle Society

A fragmented note discusses a leap year contraption or practice for gentlemen and ladies, suggesting fashionable restraint and social timing. The text hints at a novelty item or ritual to be used at a spring gathering, with cautious tone about propriety and engagement.

Nectio Jinen

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