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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1901
Page
6
A promotional note touts Everett and Harvard items with favorable prices and terms. The brief highlights strong value and ready merchandise for potential buyers.
In a rough California coastal frontier town Ephraim Stoner, a wary Texan ranger, lives with his educated but subservient wife and five daughters. Tessa, spirited and ambitious, schemes with Tom Warren the young sheriff while a camp of men nearby plots cattle and mine interests. The tension between loyalty, love, and danger builds as Stoner suspects hidden schemes and guards his frontier world.
Tom Warren rides south to marry Tessa but is trapped by a shifting sand bar. The quicksand drags him and his horse toward doom until Tessa arrives with a rope and saves them both. Stoner flees, and the ranch dissolves while Tessa remains in San Luis Obispo cottage, content with life in California.
A poetic fragment portrays a man chasing unworldly songs and free hearted escape beyond life’s rules. He wanders through dreamlike scenes, returns at dusk, feeling empty yet glad to have lived for naught in the end.
Wilbert Beale recounts a north country ghost tale from Light of Other Days. Mr A travels by rail with a silent stranger who vanishes twice, foreshadowing disaster. His sister learns the phantom is the deaf and dumb owner of Harold Park, with a private station on the line.
An African lion tamer announced he had become a father and would baptize the infant in the lions cage. The ceremony drew a large crowd in Cape Town as the lions watched bemused while the clergyman held the baby and a godfather Leo the giant African stood nearby. The cage was decorated with flowers and lights.
In 1881 a sudden land split released a million gallons of lake water per minute into Manzanillo harbor for three days. Alligators and sharks swarmed the lake and harbor and the sharks ultimately prevailed in the ensuing water clash watched by most residents.
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