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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1905
Page
7
An old Washoe tale follows Tahoe a brave and Nona the Chief's daughter as they outwit a colossal lake bird called the Ong. Tahoe binds the bird with poisoned arrows and a tethered cord, while Nona journeys by canoe to witness their bold union and the nest’s grim fate.
A New Yorker on a Pullman from St Louis recounts a hotel car mystery about six new $100 bills stolen from a man’s vest. A contentious traveler resisted a search, later exposing his own cash by counting six perfect hundred dollar notes, proving circumstantial doubt.
The Citizens' Band thanks the ladies who supplied supper for the benefit event on August 9. The note expresses deep gratitude and wishes for divine guidance, moral uplift, and eventual heavenly reunion with the ladies, as the band aims for higher fame and enduring music.
The Chickamauga anniversary observance recalls the Sept battle won by Rosecrans forces and the fall of Chattanooga. It notes Bragg's reinforcements from Longstreet and Buckner, the Northern victory through strategic marching, and honors Brigadier General William H. Lytle and his role in the charge. William Cullen Bryant’s poem Anthony and Cleopatra is cited as a famed earlier work.
A dramatic lament spoken in the voice of Cleopatra as Antony’s fall echoes in Rome. The speaker pleads for Cleopatra to shelter him and to bear the great heart secrets while recalling their doomed fate. A vivid blend of imperial collapse and personal tragedy.
In a brief verse a week-old incident shows two magpies arguing on a garden rail. One magpie snatches the other’s beak and claws, leaving only a beak remaining on the rail.
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