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Newspaper
Wadsworth Dispatch
Location
Wadsworth, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1894
Page
4
A Vermont farmer proposes a national bouquet made of all state flowers rather than a single national flower. States like Massachusetts California Maine Florida and Arkansas are cited with emblem ideas. the piece also notes pronunciation debates over Arkansas.
A Scotch fraternity member received a letter asking a bookseller in Edinburgh to supply a courting book with guidance on talking to a beloved and the words to use while courting, as quoted from the Weekly Irish Times.
An article describes various royals and nobles with arm tattoos including the Grand Duke Alexis and the new Duke of Saxe Coburg Gotha, King George of Greece, the czarowitz, Queen Marguerite’s brother, the Duke of Genoa, Archduke Stephen, Prince Henry of Prussia, and others with naval emblems and crowns. The text also mentions a Danish princess and a convoluted reference to King Oxcar of Sweden and Hilly years.
An广告 copy touts Rio Grande Western Railway offering three routes and scenic travel. It urges readers to send 25 cents to J. H. Bennett in Salt Lake City for an illustrated book titled Utah a Peep Into the Mountain Walled Treasury of the Gods.
Hon Daniel F Beatty of Washington New Jersey builds Beatty's Pianos and Organs into a vast national enterprise. From a penniless plow boy in 1870 he has sold nearly 100000 instruments and projects 200000 more in ten years totaling about 20000000 dollars at an average price of 100 dollars each. The ad driven empire is described as the largest of its kind.
The Life quiz asks for feminine forms of noble titles and supplies humorous answers. The exchange presents Duchess as feminine of duke and Goddess as feminine of lord, illustrating playful language.
A character praises a working dog valued for crab season. The dog feigns death to lure crabs, then returns to shore when the crabs feed. The animal has lost part of its tail and ear but remains reliable and loyal.
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