17 Aug 1901
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Newspaper
Alamogordo News
Location
Alamogordo, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1901
Page
1
The poem argues that censors police words and dreams yet God perceives the inner soul. It contrasts human censorship with divine understanding, asserting that true good is seen beyond rules and fear. The narrator cites Josh Wink in Baltimore American.
A critical survey argues against elevating Sampson over Schley for Santiago and mocks a naval board of strategy. It contrasts Nelson and Byng with Cape battles, notes Evans's hostile log, and recalls Moreau Marengo and Trafalgar to condemn invented heroics and prize disputes.
A young woman Lutie's pursuit of vocal fame strains family finances and patience. Her mother pushes elocution lessons while her father distrusts the expense. Lutie's stage debut ends with sharp critics and a dented dream as the family reels from the toll.
A vignette on humility and caution in judging others. It warns that others may surpass perceived experts, stresses not playing favorites, and notes that today’s light weight may be tomorrow’s heavy weight. It ends with a sober reminder that wealth can ruin old friendships.
The lyric echoes as a modern poet proclaims a simple aim. The speaker rejects fame and pomp, declaring a desire to hustle for the dough.
Dialogic snippets show a pastor praising active church work and women led social events. A youthful clergyman notes high engagement, with a rummage sale raising nearly 375 dollars for the organ fund. Separate Life magazine quote recalls a child reacting to a car accident.
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