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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1894
Page
4
A narrator lifts a baby to view the sunset and sky as a grand pageant unfolds. He feels a deep bond, reading beauty in the child’s eyes and kissing his cheek, finding the moment sweeter than paradise.
In a tale of a stubborn couple and a weathered market wagon, Mrs. Bradley forces a change despite William Bradley’s plans to save for a lean-to. She prods him to replace the old wagon with a new carriage, sparking town gossip as the church scene ends with her triumph on the road to parish.
An amusing reminiscence narrates John Gilpin like boy John Gilpin in a western town. Ponce the stead partner carries four fat pallets and two trapped chickens on a bridle as they race toward home, causing a wild chaotic ride to the parsonage and a wake of laughter and relief.
A famed Scottish judge, appointed to the bench, resigns as president of the Edinburgh Skating Club after being asked if skating is beneath a judge’s dignity. He quips that it is beneath the dignity of a judge to skate. The matter stirs county court judges over judicial dignity and straw hats in hot weather, with talk of judges wearing broad brimmed straw hats.
A Katherine H. Terry verse appears in Good Housekeeping reflecting on acceptance and faith. The poem contemplates morning light, tear-dimmed eyes, and the quiet dignity of passing trials with child like trust in divine will. It contrasts worldly highs and lows with steadfast spiritual resolve.
A garbled note discusses wisdom and caution in borrowing and hearing. It references lectures on eloquence and a tract of land, with a stray remark about a plan to act regarding the land.
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