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Newspaper
Algona Republican
Location
Algona, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1892
Page
3
A fragmentary nocturne evokes a brown moth drawn to a candle as Lois reads within a lit room. The scene mingles light and shadow with mythic imagery, mentioning a hanged satin figure and a sunlit hair motif as the moth nears the glow.
A Chinese merchant Yee Sam Ling in New York endures poverty and opium dreams while courting Maggie Sullivan. A cat’s haunting behavior signals a curse from Ling’s homeland as Maggie pressures him to fit white society. Ling’s mother’s death summons Ling back to marry his betrothed, triggering a fatal craze and his disappearance, leaving Maggie to carry on Sun Quang’s Chinese grocery.
A rambling Lakeside-NYEsque travelogue through timber camps and frontier chatter. The narrator describes pine forests, lumbermen, and odd encounters, interweaving satirical musings on society, politics, and personal grievances with caricatures of workers and travelers, ending in reflections on class and ambition. The piece blends travelogue with humorous anecdotes and social commentary.
The Sparta New Jersey pastor William Hennexsien testifies to Hood's Sarsaparilla curing boils and improving rheumatic and liver conditions in his family and others. He praises the medicine's blood cleansing and stomach effects and urges readers to learn more by sending a stump.
The Northern Pacific advertises growth in Montana Washington and Idaho, highlighting expanding settlement and business interest. It touts through sleeper service Chicago to western points, westward car sleeping options, and touring value with dining cars and scenic routes, inviting inquiries via Chas. S. Fee in Minneapolis and NPRK offices.
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