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Newspaper
Devils Lake Inter Ocean
Location
Devils Lake, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1910
Page
10
A fragmented regional item recalls a mother and child reacting to firecracker noise and a slang term Mustrate with concern over offending readers. The piece signals local moral tones and caution about public displays.
On a lone ride between Basel and the Lake of Lucerne an American passenger, Lawrence Holt, becomes entranced by a young woman across the compartment. Their silent exchange through a Chicago newspaper unfolds a subtle courtship as he reads and she intently pursues her own quiet interest, culminating in a moment of mutual recognition aboard the train.
A chance encounter aboard a train leads Holt to a Chauncey Holt connection and a playful yet revealing commitment from a glamorous traveler. She fends off his romance with a mock plan to visit Cham, reveals a past hero, and departs on a motor after a dramatic cheek kiss and a farewell wave.
Fragmentary verse recalls a masked procession and a dance of pride. The speaker mentions Fil, Sis, and a parade with the crowd marching westward, while a jest about two masks implies hidden identities and playful misdirection. The text preserves a rural or period voice with unclear grammar.
Fragmentary OCR shows lines like TWAS EVER THUS IN CHILDHOOD S HOUR and references to rockets, names such as Gill Goreme and Mrs Imac L. Bice, suggesting a misread poem or section title from a historic page.
A fragmented 1910 era cartoon caption includes Johnny and Willie arguing over fireworks and bravado. The scene contrasts zeal for American pride with humor over injuries from the fireworks display. Resolutions imply caution and personal safety considerations amid patriotic mood.
A humorous reminiscence of a man seeking a noiseless Fourth of July in Caliente Nevada. He treks for fireworks, loses his horse, and endures relentless silence as he wanders a sunbaked desert, longing for any sound while recalling past Independence Day revelry.
A fragmented patriotic poem extols the flag and national ideals blending praise of liberty with references to past battles and historic dates. It recalls the Fourth of July as a landmark, noting deaths of Jefferson Adams Monroe and Civil War milestones, while contemplating national pride and sacrifice.
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