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Newspaper
Anderson Intelligencer
Location
Anderson, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1901
Page
7
A fragmentary poem reflects on timeless music and the enduring human heart. The speaker recalls songs lingering through ages, lamenting sin and fate, while noting the singer's place among the marching host and the cosmic rise and fall of civilizations.
A vivid tale follows rookie soldiers marching into peril under Major and sergeant Grimes. The rooks endure taunts from comrades, endure battle near Hell River, and witness the fall of the fat boy and the Indian as the survivors Grimes and the major lead a desperate final charge. They bury their fallen and salute Geronimo before sleeping under a Southern Cross.
A fragmented page recounts remarks by a young actress about backstage life and a chambermaid who attended a show. The text shifts to a note on an English town memory change, then describes dynamite experiments at Stevens Institute with demonstrations of imprinting ink on iron and the effects of explosive forces.
A detailed account describes how General Henry Lawton won command of Miles detachment to pursue Geronimo and Natchez Apaches after cross border movements into Mexico. The narrative covers Miles Kimball’s meeting, Lawton’s selection, and the pursuit concluding with Geronimo’s surrender and Lawton’s later posting.
Retold from a London Spectator piece, a parable tells of a clergyman's son and a greedy brood of birds. The father uses a pebble diet lesson to curb appetite, ending with a moral on restraint and the dangers of gluttony.
In a Chattanooga News item a market merchant near the front door hears a caller asking to buy tiny gigs and algs, mishearing the muffled exchange as confusion erupts. A Georgia van driver brags of deafness and mocks the merchant before leaving with the wagon, amid comic uproar.
A fragment recalling a scene from creation, describing a suggested paradise landscape with hills, rivers, and skies. The writer laments the naming of the place, recounting vivid imagery of plains and rocks, and quotes Beton Thompson from Scribner's about the unnamed realm that would become a perfect haven for all living beings.
A partial exchange describes differing practices in prayer. A speaker notes that Christians pray without visual aids while Koreans do not worship a stone or idol but the divine time, selecting an emblem as focus. The text reflects interfaith observations amid fragmented wording.
An nt unclear report recounts a socialite row surrounding Mr Armour and McAllister on a steamer. Witnesses describe heated exchanges, potential seduction rumors, and a fumbled legal dispute with figures tied to New York society and Ward McAllister.
Max Kalbeck recounts in Der Taten of Hamburg a journey to attend a friend's funeral. He travels by Orient Express via Vienna and other cities, misses trains, spends days in transit, and witnesses a distant procession amid weathered delays and changing clothes.
In a King’s Royal rite the retiring corporal receives commendation for steadfast service. Driving Chikunn View willingly agrees and credits the corporal with exemplary conduct and diligence. A testimonial hints at the prince’s credentials and a later request for an assistant position in Workhouse work.
A mix of dialogue and misheard lines from Chicago papers shows awkward poor spelling and garbled phrases about marriage costs, a son’s quip on support, a father’s reply, a horse and cart miscue, a slippage joke, and a warning about telling a wife one’s love. The text reads like edited OCR errors from 19th century journalism.
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