21 Jun 1879
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Newspaper
Wilmington Daily Gazette
Location
Wilmington, Delaware, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1879
Page
1
In a London Times style fragment the piece links a pony shoeing experience to broader claims about phosphorous origins and uses. It covers ancient measures, the glow of phosphorous in air, and a section on walking techniques and health tips from the Buston Herald.
A fragmented June article reports congressional clash over election law amendments, party rhetoric, and notes on public figures including General Longstreet and Senator Bruce. It also covers local curiosities, weather, a Nevada paper card, and Boys High School graduation festivities with speeches, prizes, and Burns homage.
An advertisement touts a group stock operation promising pro rata monthly profits with investments from $10 to $20,000. It cites a San Francisco citizen earning 1446.83 from a $300 investment last month and claims others gain up to 1,200 on 200. It invites readers to contact Lawrence & Co. Bankers at 5 Exchange Place, New York City for deposits and circulars detailing two rules and full operating instructions.
A San Francisco Call report recounts a London society moment where an American girl, found in a remote nook with a gentleman, introduces Captain X as her partner. Her mother questions the scene, and the girl explains she could not keep a promise to Lina, so offered a sitting still waltz instead with Tam.
The Mississippi sentiment favors sending Jefferson Davis to the U S Senate. The press notes that had Davis stayed loyal to the Union he might have been shot, but his actions against the nation are cited, and if his political disabilities were lifted he could still be elected to Mississippi's highest office.
Correspondence from Wasminarter June 20 reports Republicans in the Senate hard pressed by Democrats over the Army Bill. The piece accuses Republican leaders of arrogance and desperation, argues for restraint, and notes opposition to troops at polls. It also previews prominent political commentary in the North American Review and a suite of essays on public policy and education.
The chestnut sorrel mare owned by Mr. Robert Morrison, after five heats without a win, sprang to victory in three straight heats and the race. The first of these three heats was trotted in an astonishing 1.11 for half a mile, a time praised by sporting men.
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