03 Apr 1890
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Newspaper
Cambridge Herald
Location
Cambridge, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1890
Page
1
Poem reflects despair and renewal as spring arrives. A bluebird’s song and the breath of God symbolize rebirth, urging faith and hope. The verse invites believers to awaken and proclaim life and joy despite grief.
A Chicago Times vignette follows Philemon Kesterson and wife Augusta as he buys a terra cotta hat for Easter after a miscommunication with a friend. A separate scene reveals Augusta receiving Dora’s hat by mistake, triggering jealousy and a painful misunderstanding about gifts and intentions. The piece also reflects on Easter egg customs across nations and their historical meanings.
A mother called a nurse to care for her children while she sets out with Fido. She instructs turning the heat off and to put the children to bed if they cry. The note reflects domestic scenes in the era and a tangent about family routines.
Rev Talmage argues that small faculties actively used outweigh great talents idle and condemns dead lions of wealth power and influence. He lauds living acts of charity and alive opportunities, urging immediate benevolence and personal salvation over regretful, wasted potential.
A Pennsylvania college sophomores attempted to block freshmen supper plans by uncoupling a rear car on a speeding train. The automatic air-brakes stopped the detached car, avoiding disaster. The culprits face prosecution and a sharp, swift punishment.
A meditation on writing mania, urging restraint and steady effort to sustain a true literary career. It contrasts the lure of ink on white paper with the hard work required, citing Maurice Thompson and George Eliot to emphasize perseverance and self discipline.
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