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The Washington Gazette notes a well supplied printing department with fast running presses and a full stock of printing materials posters bill heads letter heads and more ready for shore notice.
05 Feb 1875
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Newspaper
Washington Washington Gazette
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1875
Page
1
The Washington Gazette notes a well supplied printing department with fast running presses and a full stock of printing materials posters bill heads letter heads and more ready for shore notice.
A Philadelphia crime tale follows a detective who investigates a wealthy man's death. Clues include a torn handkerchief, a portico doorway, and an Italian treatise by Castorini. The killer uses a silent air syringe. the detective captures him, but the killer dies in custody and leaves a cryptic confession.
A Georgia boy’s humorous Griffin News feature presents a string of pig riddles and jests. The writer riffs on pig traits from rooting to mud baths, noting their squeals on rain and when happy, and jokes about a pig’s crooked tail and noses in others’ business.
A fragmentary narrative recounts a shipboard tale involving a chef missing at Southampton, a letter delivered by a sailor who hooks it to a shark, and the shark returning with the letter as an ominous omen. The piece blends seamark lore with comic and grim nautical superstition.
Henry J Raymond was known for lending money to the needy and telling a tale of a returned loan. A former convict he aided later recollected how Raymond helped him start anew, illustrating his charitable approach and the impact of his loans.
When the German Emperor toured a distant district, a village schoolgirl answered his question about kingdoms with God’s kingdom. The emperor shed a tear and asked to be worthy of that kingdom, moved by the child’s faith.
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