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Newspaper
Coatesville Herald
Location
Coatesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1912
Page
8
The passage describes Elisha avoiding courtship with a widow, lingering on crops and country gossip instead of declaring intent. It hints that without timely courting, he risks losing the match, despite serene evenings and natural beauty.
Manila plans ten public tennis courts in sunken gardens opposite the city hall with baths, lockers, and reading rooms. The project transforms the bastion near Victoria gate into a modern club for residents.
The widow tells Lisha there will be no wedding day soon amid community talk sparked by Sarah Jones gossip. Elisha, torn, hears that Nancy Haker will marry again within a year and must wait four more years per the widow’s measured warning.
In a stormy night, a bolt struck widow Baker’s house and started a fire. Elisha awoke and fled as rain and water palls helped douse flames. the widow, seemingly near death, escaped with aid and later teased about a vow.
A scanned passage discusses armor in early colonial America including Spanish conquests and armor’s ceremonial use, then shifts to a sermon-like critique of ostentation in religious practice. It cites figures and events, contrasts armor with political reform, and ends with a model prayer emphasizing God’s glory over human approval.
A vivid sketch portrays Venice as a picturesque Italian city with a special allure for travelers. The piece invites visitors to arrive at sunset or by moonlight to fully feel its romantic atmosphere and timeless beauty.
A jumble of 19th century snippets offers ads for Allen's Foot-Ease and Paxtine Antiseptic trials, medical salves from Cole, and assorted humorous exchanges about etiquette and manners. The fragmentary items mix consumer promos with jokes and light satire.
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