Mathes Editor Proprietor of Ginston Sentinel
EO M Mathes serves as editor and proprietor of the Ginston Sentinel newspaper. The item notes his role and leadership of the publication.
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Newspaper
Western Sentinel
Location
Winston, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1879
Page
1
EO M Mathes serves as editor and proprietor of the Ginston Sentinel newspaper. The item notes his role and leadership of the publication.
The piece argues that Cheyennes hunted by four U S troops show extraordinary courage and tactical skill. It contends white soldiers would garner praise for such acts, while the Cheyennes’ feats are praised as a remarkable, unparallelled heroic defense in Indian history.
In Barling Highlands a bachelor lord recalls his youth with Nora OByrne the violet seller he loved as a girl. He explains why he remained unmarried after meeting his aunt the Duchess and reveals the twist of fate that shaped his life and warned his nephew George Wyville. The tale blends memory, class, and romance with a warning about love across ranks.
A dated and explicit social guide on seduction outlines aggressive handling and coercive tactics as normal steps. It suggests pressuring a reluctant partner, describing rough physical actions, and advises exploiting familial ties and public scrutiny to manipulate consent.
A sleeping car passenger argues with a mother about her loud child. The fat man denies fatherhood, while a woman defends the mother, declaring experience with children would still not justify meddling in others’ affairs. A closing aphorism questions power and determination.
The report notes an upcoming Louisiana election in March to decide on calling a Constitutional Convention. It mentions other political moves including the Virginia House of Delegates vote to abolish the Moffett Register and various national indicators such as debt, population, and public health concerns.
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