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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1905
Page
6
Fragmentary verse from Westminster Gazette about love and longing. Imagery centers on Phyllida, apples, roses, and thorns. Lovers imagine a future day despite bleeding fingers and broken hearts, contrasting greener memories with uncertain fate.
In a faded waiting room scene Pete chats with an old schoolmate while Rosalind aids a trembling elderly woman seeking guidance. The woman, hinting at time travel, asks about a time stable as she glances nervously toward the departing train.
In a scene around a Railway Station Rosalind befriends an anxious elderly woman awaiting her son Pete and his New York bride. Rosalind learns Pete’s mother fears city life may clash with country manners while expressing hope the union will endure under a true gentlewoman.
A 19th century note advises that hornets and bees sting less when a person remains perfectly still, explaining insects misidentify stationary objects as non threats. A colorful aside mentions a heavy woman in rolled sleeves amid street chatter plus a remark about some thieves being notable.
A historical account details Andersonville in Georgia, its prison stockade, and the National Cemetery established 1865. It notes the Star Fort, stockade layout, graves, marble markers, and monuments by several states, highlighting Providence Spring and Memorial Day ceremonies by G A R and W R C groups.
Rebecca Bracken a Michigan Central train dispatcher aged 60 who died recently in Niles Michigan after forty years of service praised as an angel of railroad men. A pioneering telegraph operator whose vigilance earned respect and a pension with a diamond ring from conductors and officials.
Mrs. Charles L. Geyman, wife of a Butte mining operator, managed the Yankee Bay mine in her husband’s absence, wearing overalls and boots to run the mill and operate equipment. Her capable control impressed observers and suggests she may take a larger role in the enterprise.
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