Wind in Secret Answers in a Whispering Moment
Fragmentary lines describe a windy scene where a figure tightens a rind around a form and seeks shelter. The voice of wind answers softly, with a fleeting moment of restraint before the gusts return.
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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1879
Page
4
Fragmentary lines describe a windy scene where a figure tightens a rind around a form and seeks shelter. The voice of wind answers softly, with a fleeting moment of restraint before the gusts return.
Samuel Hullins complains of debt while his neighbor Mr. Taylor mocks his fate. Ailing yet stubborn, Hullins bears a white cross as symbol of endurance. Hope counsels patience and steady effort amid hardship and social scrutiny.
Robert faces social scorn after a white cross on his back draws ridicule from schoolchildren and neighbors. He endures taunts at the tavern and from his landlord, then reconciles with his wife as the cross finally weighs on him. The tale closes with a moral from Mr. Taylor on bearing burdens with patience.
Rumors from New York claim Mrs A T Stewart has told two people that her husband’s remains were recovered and placed in a secure vault at Garden City, with a potential restoration discussed by Hilton and lawyers for cash and secrecy. A partial payment reportedly occurred under terms to avoid tracing or arrest.
In St Nicholas for February a Deacon argues against boys carrying pistols. He says pistols are for killing humans, not defense, and many fatal accidents come from careless handling. He cites examples of schoolmates and siblings harmed and urges boys to avoid firearms to stay honest and safe.
The annual sworn statement filed with the State Auditor shows Iowa’s State Insurance Company posted strong gains in 1878 with surplus rising by 32010.98 and premium receipts increasing by 30725.70. The report attributes the prosperity to careful management under President John A. Elliott and Secretary Matthew Long, boosting confidence in a home insurer.
The article details imperial residents and visitors at Wiesbaden including Emperor Wilhelm, the Crown Prince and family. It describes their summer stays, military focus, public fostered goodwill, and appearances at the English Church with a bourgeois, simple family display.
A historical note recalls John Howard Payne’s link to Easthampton Long Island as the birthplace of the song Home Sweet Home. The piece traces Payne’s early life, his lyric writing, and the lore of Easthampton including tavern signs geese and a theatrical later life.
The passage describes renters and field hands harvesting a peanut crop in California. It notes irrigation via the Sierra Flume and Lumber Company, contrasts white and Chinese labor, and questions whether white citizens would be willing to rent such lands under favorable terms, implying economic and racial tensions.
The piece argues insurance is mutual protection where men join to support families if a husband and father dies. It says life value lies in the provider and condemns reserve swindle as adulterating the plan, while noting many companies practice it.
The narrator recounts the lure of western cattle gains, the myth of soft jobs, and the harsh realities of Dodge City and Kansas City. He details losses from a falling market, freight and feed costs, and weight shrinkage, ending with a cautionary tale about chasing quick wealth in the West.
The article extols Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters as a general invigorant and alterative to revive sluggish kidneys and bladder. It claims moderate stimulation aids evacuative function, counters tissue congestion, strengthens the system, and helps resist malaria epidemics when exposure risk is high.
A Florida coastal write up details swarms of mosquitoes and biting insects that plague hunters and campers. It describes tents with unventilated bars, sandflies, jiggers, ticks, red bugs, scorpions, venomous snakes, fleas and horse flies, driving natives to extremes yet noting occasional wind days offering relief and unexpected sport on the coast.
In Baltimore on July 1878 a testimonial from Mrs I R Collins credits Allan's Anti Fat with reducing her weight by eight pounds after taking two bottles. The notice touts safety and endorsement from a physician or famous expert and promotes the product as a reliable remedy.
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