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Newspaper
Cuba Pilot
Location
Cuba, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1887
Page
3
Poetic lament from Wan J Dawson praising his wife Shei as wife and soul. Expresses love, comfort, and longing, fearing loss and seeking her presence to calm doubts and pains.
A Maine minister, Theophilus Hybrow, contemplates resignation over unappreciative parishioners. A night vision of Christ convicts him of pride and prompts a renewed calling to be a faithful ambassador. He remains in Rural as revival and steady parish support grow.
Edward J. For rester pleads vagrancy before Judge Hornblower in El Dorado County. He imagines a rustic life with olives and a cot tage, while the judge recites local lore about Stallins and a water- eyed wel l. The scene ends with the dismissed verdict and the prisoner exiting amid odd admiration for Stallins’ wel l.
The Fredericksburg Lodge No. 4 records George Washington’s Masonic initiation on November 7, 1752, passing February 8, 1753, and raising August 4, 1753. It notes his early maturity, service in Virginia militia, and continued membership until his death. Other notable members and the ancient Bible used by the lodge are mentioned.
A Florida correspondent notes russet oranges are sweeter and store longer due to rind toughening. The russet type resists juice evaporation and shipping damage, with insects on leaves and rind not harming the tree. Orlando markets offer russets alongside brighter fruit, fetch higher prices in the north.
In a conversation at Mrs Grey's boudoir the question of happiness with or without children sparks debate. Some argue well raised children unite families while poorly behaved ones spark discord, with the group divided on the issue.
A wife hands her husband a list of minor errands to complete before his train, including lemons oranges ribbon buttons and other items. He buys only two lemons and an orange returning to Mia who notes the rest could have been bought in ten minutes.
A quirky anecdote contrasts an office and home mind as a daughter lectures her father about balance. The clipping also includes testimonials praising St Jacob’s Oil for toothache relief and for poison oak sores, plus a Baltimore officer’s yearlong pain cure claim from the product.
A Baltimore owner holds Bravo the lemon and white pointer at ten thousand dollars as America’s most valuable dog. Other $10,000 dogs from New Jersey to Philadelphia are listed with high stakes. The page also promotes Dr. Pierce remedies and Moxie Nerve Food as health aids, praising their effects and contrasting with harsher tonics.
The colored mail carrier A L Robb recounts his $5000 prize from the Louisiana State Lottery ticket 23899 earned after eight months of purchases. He sent the dollar to M A Dauphin in New Orleans and received the winnings in gold, then deposited the funds at Exchange National Bank. he praises the lottery as the poor man’s friend.
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