Charles Turner and His Sonnets in a Legacy of Verse
Charles Tennyson Turner born July 4, 1808 son of a famed poet and brother of Alfred Tennyson. He studied at Cambridge 1832 became Vicar of Grasby and, by a relative’s will, changed his surname to Turner. He died April 2, 1979. The piece notes his sonnets’ tenderness and lofty quality, alongside scattered science and travel items from the era.
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Lightning Flash Counts and Volcanic Ground Near Naples
Last August a traveler counted 4750 flashes of lightning in an hour and a half averaging about 53 per minute with bursts near 100 per minute. By centuries of deposit the earth has compacted over the mouth of an extinct volcano near Naples allowing walking on the surface. The ground feels hollow and remains hot to touch and gases are emitted in places.
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Master Noble’s tale on sparrows and school striving in Oak Bridge
Master Noble uses a fable of a sparrow turned into an owl to urge pupils to pursue study with heart and will. He notes promotions lost due to indifference and frames examination as a magician that grants advancement only to the determined. The story links to Garfield era political excerpts on tariff and reform.
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Mammoth and Glenn Farms Big Wheat Areas on Coast
Large Pacific Coast farms drive wheat output with 60 000 and 65 000 acre tracts. Mammoth Farm in Washington Territory fences 25 000 acres, aiming 300 000 to 400 000 bushels. Dr Hugh J Glenn’s California Sacramento Valley plot covers 65 000 acres, 45 000 in wheat, with heavy equipment, shops, and a large seed and harvest staff. Separators and machinery details are listed. August 1879 yields noted. Also mentions Dr Swayne's Ointment for skin diseases amid miscellaneous advertisements and political satire.
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Richly Dressed Newborn Heir Expected in New York
A rich heir is due in New York to the niece of ex mayor Kingsland, likely the child of Mares Robert de San Marzana. The baby’s wardrobe costs about 3000 dollars, with a willow cradle, lace, satin, and dozens of elaborate sets and linens described in detail. The piece also lists veteran generals supporting Hancock and a long roster of Civil War figures backing him.
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Swayne's Ointment and Pills Advertises Remedies
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