15 Jun 1882
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Newspaper
Winona Daily Republican
Location
Winona, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1882
Page
1
Republican YO CORRESPONDENTS seek news and facts of interest to Minnesota's public. Anonymous communications are ignored. writers must provide name and address as good faith. Write on one side only. editor does not adopt sentiments. Authors are responsible. submissions cover farming, manufacturing, railroading, shipping, immigration and Minnesota’s resources.
A Boston correspondent relays readers' thoughts on newspaper correspondents, noting sharp, independent letters as desirable. The piece recounts Daniel Pratt, famed for travel and Medical Jurisprudence talks, his lectures, and modest pay. It closes with a vignette of humorous social scenes and a mock Washington impostor tale.
In Detroit a saloon keeper complains for the third time about half dollars with holes while a man pitches honest trade remarks. A youth boasts of shaving himself as he sits, a barber studies a gash and Maltese cross on his face in a fragmented scene from the Free Press.
The Mall Gazette notes Austria presses toward Ottoman Europe, seeking a railway junction between the Turkish line and Austro Hungarian systems. Possible extensions through Servia and links to Varna and Rustchuk are discussed, with Paris banker movement seen as aligning with this drift.
A Mascotte is any lucky charm gamblers rely on at the table. The term covers items from a cork, coin, lock of hair, to a beggar or superstition like a hunchback or white horse. In Monaco a hump-rubbing beggar reportedly earned fees from players seeking luck.
A fragmentary item shows a tender parlor moment between a couple with whispered vows and a cough interrupting. The text abruptly shifts to a dubious medical ad for Horstorp's Acid Phosphatr and an elderly Toledo doctor. A rescue scene at Athens Alabama precedes a patent tonics pitch for Brown's Iron Bitters promising peaceful slumber.
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