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Newspaper
Carthage Record
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1899
Page
6
In the Green Woods, a dreamy reflection on memory and nature. The speaker recalls forest scenes, birdsong, and the presence of a lost beloved, suggesting love transcends death as they walk a woodland path together in spirit.
Narrator and Halstead plot a risky scheme aboard a steamer en route from Manila to Saipan. They consider using Padre Sebastian to influence officials and smooth over their plan while cautiously cultivating passengers including Senorita Gracia and Senorita de Garma. The voyage thread depicts tropical night scenes, crew routines, and tensions with a dangerous Jesuit.
In a Swedish Danish battle, a wounded Swede begs for water from a Danish soldier. The Dane offers aid despite danger, nearly shot, then shares the water and halves it when the Swede tries to kill him. The king honors the merciful act, naming the Dane a knight.
A collection of wry, cryptic epigrams about gold, luck, ignorance, and caution. The lines mix aphorisms and proverbs in a Puckish voice, contrasting prudence with risk and warning that appearances often mislead.
A witty exchange centers on a family secret and a puzzled teacher asking about a missing collar button. Johnny slyly remarks that the father’s habit reveals a hint, while Jewelers' Weekly is cited as the source of the punchline.
A short, period tone satire on marriage and gender roles. It comments that marriage matures with age like wine then fades, notes a man’s silence in death and a woman’s quiet soundness, and jokes about women reflecting their partners. It also observes aging through baby pictures and stockings, ending with a light quip about a woman’s eyes and grief or laundry.
An English paper uses sailing jargon to illustrate time in an insurance case. A lawyer describes the collision timing as occurring in the middle of the first dog watch. The judge’s summation paints vivid images of risk as if the ship and lives rested on a mere dog watch.
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