11 Nov 1875
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Newspaper
Wakarusa Weekly Sun
Location
Wakarusa, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1875
Page
1
Poem depicts enduring love beyond fading affection. Speaker vows not to hide pain as sorrow lingers, stating love remains a guiding, heavenly light. Imagery contrasts twilight, night, and dawn to express hope in memory and solace after loss.
Paris correspondent reports a Cuban incident where M. Reygondeaud was killed after insurgent and Spanish forces disrupted his plantation near Guantanamo. He allegedly fled then returned, later found dead as a gunshot occurred near his door. The French Consul questions authorities over the shooting and calls for a careful inquiry.
An essay urges young men to consider the financial cost of cigars. It calculates annual, ten year, and fifty year savings from small daily expenditures, arguing savings could fund a home, business, or retirement if tobacco use ends. It appeals to prudence and family welfare.
A pronounced philanthropist celebrated for persistent efforts in promoting public welfare. The remarks highlight civic contribution and gratitude from peers, noting a preference for intimate gatherings over larger events and thanking the speaker for commendation.
A tale describes a young man paying a dime to the telescope owner and gazing fixedly at the heavens for fifteen minutes. He leaves satisfied, and the house across Telegraph Hall goes dark, as the girl follows her own path to bed.
At City Hall Market in Boston a fifty year old man and a stranger approached a woman buying a whitefish. He boasted of travels from Europe to Africa and urged cutting the head off before eating, then added the tail must also be removed before cooking. The woman dismissed him and finished her purchase.
A straight-haired young man enters a river road saloon and is questioned about a lost calf. He returns hours later and, after a heated exchange, threatens the keeper, then again tries to follow the trail of the calf.
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