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Newspaper
Chehalis Bee
Location
Chehalis, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1897
Page
4
A poem excerpt describes a twilight landscape with fading light over ridges and meadows. It recalls a once radiant shrine of light, now dim, as nature sighs and a longing for loss or someone cherished emerges. The piece concludes with a faith-filled contrast between mortal fragility and divine presence.
In a hushed rural drive a wife reveals a past betrothal to Willis and a fateful Africa death rumor. John Ordway reassures her as they enter home, then listens to the truth about Dora’s birth and the strain that followed. The couple vows patience and mutual trust.
A wife recalls hidden guilt around her baby's death and an absent lover. Her husband reveals he urged the lover to stay away and explains the tragedy unfolded from a mix of fear and fate. The couple confronts truth, forgiveness, and enduring sorrow after years of silence.
A vivid excerpt describes tables piled with roasts and salmon, served by Danish staff to a crowd cheering for America. The scene highlights tasty fare, swift service, loud toasts to the Yankee, and warm hospitality reflected in the speech and clamor of guests.
In Constantinople the writer notes Turkish women linger in cemeteries on carpets not out of affection for the dead but for the soul’s passage to paradise. Funerals are hurried to speed the soul, and a passerby who helps bearers a few paces can secure pardon for a heavy crime.
Frank J. Cheney sworn as senior partner of FL J. Cheney & Co declares in Toledo that the firm will pay one hundred dollars for every case of catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. A.W. Gleason, notary public, witnesses the oath on December ___, A.D. 18__ in Ohto.
The piece satirizes ornate soldier grooming habits by a guards sergeant major and shifts to a Lewis county overview praising agricultural wealth. It extols farming land quality, hop and fruit potential, dairying, lumbering, mining, and a thriving Chehalis county seat with industry, schools, and infrastructure.
The passage from Hayve lock Ellis argues that earlier claims of a larger frontal brain region in men, and parietal in women, were deemed inevitable then reversed. It notes that belief tied to higher intellect, but modern view shows the frontal region is more extensive in the ape than in man, affecting interpretations of cognitive links.
A heated courtroom scene unfolds as a judge questions a woman who admits hurling five flatirons at her husband while he only threw one at her. She replies that the single blow still hit her, insisting the outcome is acceptable.
Since electric light, singers actors and public speakers report easier voices fewer colds and less throat dryness. Experts attribute this to cleaner air and more even temperatures improving comfort and vocal condition.
An amphibious reptile completed a full 360 degree rotation in 80 seconds as part of a natural behavior observation. Researchers noted the movement as a rapid spin likely related to environmental stimuli and predatory response patterns.
A 1717 case shows Laurence dHenry ordered by the Duke of Orleans to confinement in the Bastille for failing to mention King George I in his almanac as king of Great Britain. Records from the Bastille scarcely clarify the duration of his imprisonment.
Information for Eastern readers highlights Washington as a developing region with ample land and cash crops. It notes Lewis and Chehalis counties with Cowlitz and Chehalis rivers, a temperate climate, and valleys framed by Cascade and Coast ranges. It welcomes industrious settlers to build factories, farms, and homes amid abundant natural resources.
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