Attunes Wil Lyre Poem About a Drowned Husband
A fragmentary meditation on writing poetry and public taste features a promised sad poem about a married man drowned at sea. The author muses on publication, sentiment, and the “throb” of 30,900,000 people, then presents a draft piece titled A Brave Heart with haunting verses. The text also quotes opinions on Egyptian governance and a brief Paris to London cultural note. Local items touch on poetry, journalism, and social commentary.
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Tyre
Mantirude
Devils of Chinese Mythology Return to Carthage
In a Pittsburg report readers learn of Chinese mythic devils visiting Earth for seven days each seventh Chinese month. They bring spirits of the living, demand proper sacrifices, and may torment dwellers if offerings lack first fruits. Spiritual marriage rites are described through an inexact, sensational lens.
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Carth
Pittsburg
Pan
Pittshure Re
Hawaii
San Francisco Bulletin
Dying Benton Confers Farewell to Buchanan
The article recalls Col. Thomas Benton’s fading moments and his farewell words to President Buchanan, urging trust in a higher power and expressing gratitude for support. It notes Benton's funeral with a large attendance, including the president and dignitaries, and mentions family present and absent.
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Thomas TE. Benton
Senate
Col. Benton
Buchanan
Frenont
Tennessee
Houston
Jones
Congress
Bath
Benton
Jacob
Fremont
California
Botlean
Calcutta
Dunkirk Train Connections At Dunkirk Noon
Notices show trains connect at Dunkirk at noon with the L and M railroad. AL trains link with Erie Railways at Dunkirk for Jamestown and other points. CLUTE, AGS'T, and THAYER, SUPT, Warren, announce Lake Shore connections and agent details.
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Dunkirk
Erie Railways
Jamestown
Lake Shore and
Acon
Thayer
Ken
Warren
Trains run on P and ER time for Garfield area riders
Through tickets from tulgway to Erie for travelers to garland and timsville with rain in the forecast. Passengers can depart from Clarendon and return by evening with a three and a half hour layover in Garfield. Freight deliveries at Vanderaift and Dunham's Mill. Train from Clarendon at 10:25 am. WOON, General Manager.
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Clarendonary
Carmen Wen
McCalmont
Od's
East Branch
93 Junction
Garfield Me
PL & BR
Oi City
Tirnsville
Garland
Garfield
Tulgway
Erie
Vanderaift
Dunham's Mill
Danham’s Mill
Clarendon
Rm Woon
Gilmore's Aromatic Wine Promises Female Health Cure
A period advertisement touts Gilmore's Aromatic Wine as a cure for female debility and poor complexion. It cites testimonials from Rev. Emel of Payithatr NY and Mrs. C. Wee Mehityre praising its health benefits for women and girls, claiming improved blood and beauty.
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Uy U En
Golden Medical Discovery
Cortion T
Poe
Ake
Elvar
Gilmore
Wong
I. Oonns
Ella
Emel
Payithatr NY
Wisk Reynacer Uren
Calinmore
Matai
Rev. L. ML
Freeland
Rev
ET. Whitney
Clarkson
Gilner
Parede HW Marek & Co
Great Changes in Journalism in a Novel of Today
The piece argues journalism shapes society. telegraph use harms descriptive writing, and readers crave facts. It traces the Gilder family from Bordentown to Newark and New York, noting Richard Watson Gilder, Jeannette, Joseph, and Frank, with roles in The Newark Register The Century Magazine and The Critic.
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Joe Howard
Imperial
New York
Joe Hewin
Telegraph
Messenger
Jennie June
Gilder
Bordentown
N. J
Newark
Richard Watson Gilder
Newark Register
Century Magazine
Jeannette
Joseph
Critic
Frank
The
Argonaut
Blooded Stock in Kentucky And the Locomotive Cross
A Kentuckian quotes President Scott of the Cincinnati Southern line noting trains kill horses and cattle in Kentucky and that crossing stock with a locomotive, as in a wagered claim joke, improves Kentucky blood. The remark comes from Philadelphia Record style commentary on rail and stock interests.
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Kentucky
Scott
Cincinnati Southern Road
Cincinnati Southern
Philadelphia
First Bailly Paper and Early Journalism Echoes
The piece traces London's first daily paper from 1702 and the rise of free discussion drawing skilled writers, noting penny papers as repetitions of The Athenian Gazette. It also sketches George Francis Train in Madison Square, fond of children and silent to adults, and mentions upcoming royal jubilee coinage changes.
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London
Lazarus
Col
Chicago
George Francis Train
Madison Square
Train
New York
Cor
Chicago Journal
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Blim
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Boston Globe
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Court of Appeal
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Arabi
Egypt
Brooklyn Eagle
Bois de Boulogne
Cora
Epsom
Jiguor
Paris
Devils
Arkansas
Ies
Athinta Constitution
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Paz
Frazer Axle
Evers
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Rowell & Lr
Runcreven DE 2
Barsece Eealte
Paveria
Tarveat
Ren Baephe
York
Ceeereerenrciaieer
Meadville
Allegheny College
United State
A.W. Smith
Pratt
Geneva
Pratt’s
Bright
JAMES_ gE MORRIS
Chambers ST
Johnson & & Leading Druggits
Ail
Ness
Tism
Pfaelzer Bros. & CO
S21
Market Street
FOP Plaster CO
Boston
Mase
Thomas
Chas. F. Medler
Schenectady
John N. Gregg
Niagara Falls
Mplexion Santa
Aya
Selers
Thomas Aums
Big Sandy
Hunty
Cruzen
2Dicine Co
Poly Reliables
Ullman & Phillpott Mig Co
Wan
Spiumer’s
WM. Spinner
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Dimond
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J. P. Bistop
Azent
Skirk
Alluegh
Pittsburgh
Deam- Couth
Ionia
Laon
Vermont
Faleorer
Frewsbury
Pentonville
Vohlers
Russel
Reo Warren
Jackson
Youngsvill
Pittsfield
Sewton
Tivusvill
Teaves
Horth
Ton
Bon
Adelphia Railroad
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Pittsbur Parker Foxtons
Frankie
tOleopoelis
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Warren Tv
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Perens
Compan
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Lefpild
Werie
Cerydon
Wnoyle
Olf Kun
Olean
Bast Siard
Afl
Rly Tam FM
Leives
Pte Ai
Rye
Arren & Farnswortis Rally Road
Dora
Goodale
Demorest
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