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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1902
Page
3
Artemus Jean Haynes reports from Chicago Record Herald that amid bitter trial a voice proclaims Christ is alive. The poem contrasts faith with doubt as bells ring and fears rise then shift to a claim of resurrection.
Mark Staunton, a prosperous 30 year old lawyer, meets Katharine Anson by chance after ten years. Amid doubts and old memories, Katharine’s calm grace and a chance Easter musical moment reveal mutual affection. Mark decides to depart Europe but Katharine’s plea and a dramatic vow of love end in reconciliation and happiness.
A lyrical fragment describes the early sun as gold and blue skies as the backdrop for Easter eggs. It compares purple and golden eggs to flowers and follows their journey as they roll and bob through a lively, springtime scene.
Officer A C Swanson of Council Bluffs Iowa reports severe cold and kidney pains but notes Peruna cured ailments after exposure to harsh weather. Lieutenant Sergeant Michael O Halloran of Chicago’s Summerdale Police writes that several officers praised Peruna after long rain shifts.
A historical notice advises readers to write to Dr Hartman, president of the Hartman Sanitarium in Columbus Ohio, if they do not derive satisfactory results from Peruna. It invites a full statement of the case and states he will provide valuable advice gratis.
In southern New Hampshire a former Mason tavern haunted by Hannah Mason’s memory draws travelers with sounds of a spinning wheel. The old garret wheel spins as a rat crept into view, several others joining in for a daylight spin on the wheel at the haunted site.
An exchange quoted from the Washington Star presents a satirical contrast between a youth’s boasting of an honorable family name and the practical reality of value, noting that a name carries weight at a club but not at a bank.
During the Moscow assault Murat calmly writes a reply while shells explode near his horse. The moment inspires the troops and he orders a charge that drives the enemy from the line.
In the Somerville Journal a verse recalls a watcher in dreams who seeks escape from a beloved yet terrifying apparition. The speaker endures endless night pain as a horse with eighteen legs and wings appears, bringing dread even as longing persists. The dream sequences mix torment with longing and fear of the nocturnal figure.
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