The wayworn farmer's wife and quiet dawns
A reflective poem contrasts a wife’s daily chores with the beauty of dawn and nature. It laments the burden of household duties, rural expectations, and social judgment, ending with a tribute to industrious country life and the farmer's wife. The prose portion reports a move from Chattanooga to Hamilton Ohio and notes local geography and future travel links as of Aug 2 1901.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jordan
Chattanooga
Hamilton
Ohio
Ohio River
Cincinnati
Indiana
Dayton
CinciniHgtafet” Tacitacat Co
Ohio Letter on Return to Journalistic Life
The writer revisits journalism after surviving extreme heat, signaling renewed enthusiasm while commenting on leaving the sultry South behind. He looks forward to discussing national politics and the race issue from native Buckeye soil without provoking conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enrror Tripune
South
Pretty Marion Wedding Unites Rose Cutler and Wm Fellers
Rose Cutler and Wm J Fellers tied in marriage at the home of Mr and Mrs J M Cutler in Marion last Sunday at noon. Rev J E Shannon performed the ring ceremony followed by a large wedding dinner. The couple will visit Findley Ohio and Richmond Indiana before settling in Alexandria where the groom works as a salesman.
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J. M. Cutler
Marion
Rose
Wm. J. S. Fellers
Alexandria
J. E. Shannon
Findley
Ohio
Richmond
Ind
D. C. Dell
Rosa Packard
Jacob Quick
Tribune
Liver Trouble and Harness for Sale at T Murden’s
A promotional note links liver trouble to poor skin and promotes Dr King s New Life Pills for liver regulation and purified blood with clear skin and rosy cheeks. It also advertises a stock of new harness at T Murden s harness shop offered at right prices.
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T. Murden’s
Local items and notices from Denver and Perrysburg
Community events and items include church events and meetings, visits by residents to Denver and Rimmed areas, a sale of a farm horse, and notices of baptisms, travels, and illnesses. Also listed are local promotions for meats and harnesses, a few obituaries and funeral travel, and announcements about meetings, renting tent space, and a public sale rail offer.
Excursion to Lake Manitou by Denver train
On Sunday August 11 1901 the Lake Evie Railroad runs a popular cheap excursion to Lake Manitou under the Colored People's Club of Indianapolis A special train leaves Denver at 10 40 a m round trip 45 cents
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Lake Evie
Lake Manitou
Colored People’s Club
Indianapolis
Denver
Notice to settle debts at Dukes establishment
Notice requests all who know themselves to be in debt to call and settle between now and September 1st. by L. C. Dukes.
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Siow
L. C. Dukes
Roan Exchange Ad Promises Low Flour Price
Local notice touts flour at 1.80 per hundred at Roan Exchange. Mentions Pp. M. Smith and Dr. and Mt returning from Peru. References to meat market and Michigan trip with scattered names and unclear fragments.
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Roan Exchange
M. Smith
Peru
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J. I. McCoy
Wabash
Sam Witter
Mexico
Mrs. Andrews
T. Murden
Christopher N. Y
Astors
Conighbors
Sammy Stuart
Holatepolis
Mary Howes
Eli F. Marburger
Perrysburg
Shumate’s
Merrit Medsker
A. E. Meyers
DeKalb, Ill
Chas. Mays
Olen
Wm. Grimes
C. O. Derek
Familyuof
Wabash County
Ben Brower
Richard Wright
Thos. Stephenson
Ebenezer
Weaver
Omer Rannells
West
Denver Charge
M. E. Church
Piper’s Drug Store
B. F. Derck
Chas. V. Graft
John Sloppy
Michigan City
J. L
Mrs. B. Furrey
Erie
Perry Fishburn
Ed Pontius
Chas. Kerschner
Gilead
Bertha Harris
Near
Roann
Lillie Fouts
W. G. Shumate
M. W. Robbins
Wayne County
Hiram Robbins
Old Settlers
Miami
Lake Erie Railroad
Wm. Bish
Chili
Peak Theatre Bish
Nathen
Lucile
Bess Pitman
Mintie Stuart
Edgar Saline
Chicago
Iva Smith
Lucy Manchester
Lew Johns
Mandel Grimes
M. E
P. T. Thomas
Sumterville
Asia
Piper's Drug Store
Rebekahs
Hoff’s Grove
C. Bell
The
Elkhart Review
Indianapolis Journal
W. O. Piper
Wh. M. Piper
Thelein
Michigan
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