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Newspaper
Daily Star
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1877
Page
3
This lyric fragment speaks of eternal rest as the speaker envisions burial and the beloved recalling kindness and truth. It hints at love, longing, and patience until a future dawn when the beloved recognizes the speaker’s enduring worth and sorrow transforms into endearing memory.
Mrs. Ross Ruslington confronts her son Ernest over his marriage to Mamie Morgan. The proud mother counterproducts attempts to keep control, but Mamie’s simple, loving home life wins the moment. Mrs. Ruslington reluctantly witnesses Mamie’s qualities and begins to soften after meeting the child Helen Berwyn. The dressmaker guise reveals Mamie’s virtue and potential reconciliation.
Mamie rises pale but finds warmth as Mrs Abercroy and Ernest share tears and laughter. Peet praises Mamie as a jewel. Ernest places an arm around wife and child and the mother, sealing a day of happiness and love with the family’s wholehearted endorsement.
A string of daily notices traces Mr. Smith’s deteriorating condition, intermittent hope, and eventual death over September, with later reports of brief recoveries and public sightings. The chronicle lampoons how papers prolong the tale for readers, contrasting old practice with modern sensationalism.
A Pittsburg advertisement seeking a young man to manage a set of books drew 113 applicants on the first day while a second notice for a capable farm laborer at No 8 street Pittsburgh attracted eight responses. The Detroit Free Press notes the contrast suggests people prefer office work to aid positions.
A Harrisburg jeweler notes that he and one worker abstain from tobacco while another employee uses it heavily. The abstainers can handle polished tools without leaving residue and without rust, but the tobacco user forgets to wipe tools and rust spots appear quickly.
A California article notes two tons daily of Yucei pulp processed in the Mohave desert and shipped to a San Jose mill for Manila wrapping paper. About twenty men work in pulp production and soon printing and note paper will begin, with long term hope of large employment from the Yucei draconia plant.
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