08 Mar 1877
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Newspaper
Western Sentinel
Location
Winston, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1877
Page
1
A turned down page of memory speaks in verse about happier days and a love dream crushed. The speaker notes a hidden page in each life containing a tale of beauty now shrouded by conflict, ending in a quiet, sad fate better left untold.
The item reports on hyposulphite of soda as a claimed diphtheria cure with doses and cautions, cites Dr Chenery of Boston, and mentions a steam inhalation remedy with sage tea. It notes public interest in Charlotte and broader state concern, plus a courtroom joke about the Electoral Commission.
Wolf of Ernstein, famed Counts of Ernstein and imperial favor, wins love with the forest maiden Ate at a hut. The Counts of Wurtemberg capture Ate, drive her to madness, and drown her. Wolf vows vengeance, defeats Otto, Conrad, and Peter in single combat, slays the trio, and escapes with a leap from a cliff into the river, pursued by Wartemburg forces.
The article discusses an act to amend section 2 article 6 of the North Carolina Constitution, detailing voter registration and poll tax rules, election submission to voters, and gubernatorial proclamation procedures. It references legislative process and archival certification. It weaves in a tangent on fashion notes about garters and dress from a Saratoga Letter style piece.
A London dispatch recounts the ceremonial opening of Parliament by Queen Victoria. Crowds fill Westminster, the Lords chamber glows with color, and Disraeli leads in state robes as the Queen enters with Alexandra and princesses. The eye captures the regalia, the Koh-i-Noor, and royal procession, followed by India famine notes and Liberal critique of Delhi festivities.
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