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Newspaper
Carbon County Journal
Location
Rawlins, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1905
Page
4
A draught of memory follows Hope, David, and Uncle Ep as a college years tale unfolds. The narrator recalls friendship, financial strain, and a bond forged in shared scarcity amid campus life and a looming future.
A reading list of authors and works appears with many names including Booth Tarkington, Doyle, McCutcheon, Parker, and Adams. The fragment references titles such as The Call of the Wild and The Hound of the Baskervilles along with assorted figures like Senator North and Alice of Old Vincennes, suggesting a catalog or interwoven literary ledger from a historical periodical.
A torn fragment chronicles a young man’s emotional struggle between love and propriety. He recalls a close, restrained relationship with a woman, their hesitant farewell, and his prideful resolve as he returns to work and awaits graduation. The scene shifts to a crowded town for the graduation day ceremony with familiar faces and anticipation.
A garbled diary style passage recounts a tense social dynamic with blurred names and place hints. It mentions fear, loyalty, and a confrontation, with referents like WINS and Lavemannh suggesting a rural or small town setting, though many terms are unreadable.
A chaotic hoax unfolds as William Baton reports a telegram claiming Grover Cleveland has died. Reporter H L Chipman spreads the rumor, then arrives at Gray Gables to find the former president alive and angered by the false death claim.
An old Norwich custom tale features animals like an elephant and camel discussing ailments and sympathy. A mock debate unfolds about toothaches lumbago sore throats and other trivial complaints, framed by a quirky communal ritual with broth bread and cheer.
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