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Newspaper
Defiance Weekly Express
Location
Defiance, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1902
Page
7
A poem contrasts two sisters, one grim and the other hopeful. One girl laments hard luck while the other finds daily pleasure, and both believe inner attitude shapes outer weather. The piece notes hope versus mope as the core difference.
Deucalion recounts a brutal defense on the Sacred Mountain as Phorenice’s forces unveil a massive tower engine. He schemes demolition to delay the assault while Nais offers a rare moment of tenderness. The narrative blends epic combat with stark fatalism and personal vows amid looming destruction.
A garbled quote tells of a mischance where a man is killed by a school tool, with a humorous reply about a frogstool and mushroom. The text mixes names like Mrs O Grady and Mrs O Rafferty and reads as a folktale style joke rather than a clear event.
A brief New York Life quip notes the Gugglestons face reduced circumstances and are obliged to live within their income. The exchange highlights financial strain in a humorous tone.
A collection of terse proverbs and social maxims touches on child care summer behavior marital advice and gender dynamics. The observations mix humor and caution about manners responsibility and relationships with a tone reminiscent of contemporary urban commentary.
A three foot long unplaned hemlock board foot supports a ladder on smooth floors or ice. Fasten with hinges for flat contact and no floor damage. Also notes a spike method and warns against kerosene misuse on birds. Remedies for scaly legs use naphthalene in kerosene with careful dipping and red coloring for identification.
A brief review of ancient Roman roads shows how their planning and construction reflect political economy. The roads remain eloquent of Roman glory, enduring in strength and artistry for modern travelers, even as the earliest travelers have faded into dust.
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