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Newspaper
Warren Ledger
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1895
Page
7
A lyrical excerpt from All the Year Round describes intimate, tender scenes of romance. The speaker imagines holding a loved one's hands and sees joy as a perfect thing. A birdlike metaphor expresses sorrow transforming into song as love endures.
A Philadelphia Time account recalls a soldier Henderson whose acute mania centered on a Mexican waltz. Davis, post surgeon, argued the man sane despite a chilling, ritual murder during taps. The case exposed court conflict, staged insanity, and a fatal judge’s doubt before a final verdict and confession.
An Indianapolis Journal fragment questions Charlie's absence of a week as he lies ill with brain strain. The note mentions a plan tied to fox hunting and hints at a vanished or troubled project linked to Charlie’s condition.
Vienna building inspectors tested iron columns by surrounding a 12 foot wrought iron column with brick and fire walls. Fusible metal gauges, stone and concrete samples, and wood fuel were used, then water sprayed on the chamber. The brick walls held while most stone failed. the iron pillars remained intact and unscorched, with fusible plugs reaching 149 degrees F.
A Bath and west of England agricultural show near Guilford displayed two wheel carts fitted with pneumatic tires made by J and Duchs for the Duke of Northumberland. The tires used an inner air chamber with a stronger outer cover and were repaired similarly to modern bicycle tires, though the carriage proved too heavy for the horse.
A fragment from the Atlanta Constitution records a judge declaring theft evident and sentencing the offender to twelve months. The terse dialogue includes a humorous plea to go home and salt a hog.
A Buffalo Courier piece reflects on a claim that Pearl Passee Yer suggests a fortune in her own right. It notes a sentiment attributed to Charley Gayboy about having wealth by one’s own means and references family generosity toward dear papa.
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