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Newspaper
Wadsworth Dispatch
Location
Wadsworth, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1893
Page
4
A collage of quoted lines and brief passages discusses poetic imagery, a boy’s science talk on sound waves, a note on monkeys with thumbs, sleigh bell casting, and a Detroit note. It blends literary immunities with short science and craft explanations, reflecting a miscellany page.
Father admits his son is clever at trapping and running but lacks business sense. The boy nabbed four large rabbits and took them to town to sell instead of selling in the woods where hunters pursued game. Kate Field's Washington.
A contemporary notes a new style of interviewing in which the interviewer uses the victim to air personal opinions. The piece recalls the basic principle that the victim’s views should come first, not the interviewer’s, and warns against the interviewer steering the conversation to his own beliefs.
The orientals, who have long made use of basket ware, seem to have solved completely the problem of combining awe and beauty in such articles. Their pieces follow lines established long ago by the Agiatics or by our own Indians, yielding work that harmonizes tradition with visual impact.
Travel ads tout speed safety and comfort on Rio Grande Western Railway. It promises three routes and the finest railroad scenery. Send 25 cents to J. H. Bennett, Salt Lake City, for a copy of the illustrated book Utah a Peep Into the Mountain-Walled treas.
A hazy fragment notes references to an old wooden sign and a simple task. It mentions a dish being sung and time passing with a sense of routine. Names, dates, places or clear actions are missing.
Hon. vaniei X. Peatty, a Washington New Jersey figure, built Beatty’s Pianos and Organs from a plow boy start in 1870 to a huge business. The article notes nearly 100,000 instruments sold since 1870, with plans to reach 200,000 in ten years and potential sales of twenty million dollars at about one hundred dollars each, claiming the largest business of its kind.
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