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Newspaper
Wichita Eagle
Location
Wichita, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1890
Page
6
A Lucorm morphed tale from Archbald recounts the so called moving Tighe or goblin phenomenon near the Lackawanna region. Residents report eerie lights hovering over the river and village lanes, with specters seen near the cemetery and old waterworks, described through colorful local recollections and neighborhood whispers.
The Lake Dwellers of prehistoric Switzerland spark renewed travel and museum interest. The piece notes Keller’s work in Turion and Rotenhiuen’s ruins, describing lake village piles, peat layers, and civilizational parallels to ancient societies, with Caesar’s accounts as distant reference and a call to learn from Drgetorix’s early spring findings.
An excerpt from Popular Science Monthly surveys myths and legends from different cultures. It discusses figures like Lot’s wife, the Khemite rite, and Niobe, linking religious symbolism to the Jewish nation and early Christianity, noting enduring beliefs across eras and peoples.
A reflective traveler laments the state of publishing as rail journeys through the West Virginia town toward St. Lit. The piece notes sensational books and burglaries, hints at Freudian themes, and questions readers’ roles amid industry shifts in travel era journalism.
Capt. Hall of the United States secret service pursues a gang flooding Michigan and nearby states with counterfeit silver dollars. The trail leads from Grani t Rapids to a pine woods hideout as Hall adopts disguise and collaborates with a suspect named Sam Jimmy Morgan to trap the ring, culminating in a caravan pursuit and confrontation.
The Mallery heirs challenge a planned marriage of Joseph Mallery to a widow named Mullery claiming the union could divert about $80,000 from the inheritance. An inquest into folly and influence is underway, with details naming Mrs. Conroy and two young sons.
A collection of essays and anecdotes on fish consumption by a community, charity in waiting rooms, and a humorous note on women choosing neckties for men. It contrasts fish as a staple with other meats and comments on social aid and gift choices in early 20th century public life.
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