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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1892
Page
2
Verse recounts a fateful scene at a tavern where lovers and warriors mingle death and desire. Arrows and wounds symbolize peril in love and conflict. The speaker laments misused power and asks whether masters know the cost of reckless actions.
In early career, a physician accepts a thousand pound fee to attend a deathbed in a haunted mansion. A bloodless corpse and a ghostly figure with a missing third finger reveal the killer clue. The widow confirms the eerie tale, and the will stands as the payout.
Dr E Weber cautions that rats can be carriers of deadly human diseases in a lecture outlining risks posed by rodents and the need for control measures and public awareness.
An old note explains fairy lore around foxglove and fern, noting foxgloves as fairy gloves and the notion of fairy caps. It warns of fern seed on midsummer eve granting invisibility, the danger of mistaking St John’s wort, and a fairy horse ride that vanishes at sunrise with Puck as the sprite.
A herdsman keeps a large flock in a mountain land and hires a guard dog to deter predators. When he must be away, the dog steals a lamb and the shepherd exposes the thief by silencing the animal with a club and hanging it as a warning. The tale warns to prove a servant’s worth before trusting fully.
Golden Days notes Annaberg Saxony as home of Adam Riese the Bavarian miner turned educator who published the first German arithmetic books in the Erzgebirge His four sons followed the family path and continued the work after his death in 1589.
The text describes the Gothic style from the Twelfth to Sixteenth centuries in western Europe, noting pointed arches in churches cathedrals and castles and claiming they imitate nature. It ends with a whimsical aside about someone named Dizkus, and a playful invitation to wake up.
A reflective narrator watches a red iron letter box from his library window and recalls callers. A blush of romance, news of a new birth, a maidservant’s weeping, a stylish but empty vanity, a foreclosed mortgage, and a harried postman unfold as brief, vivid portraits. The envoy invites all to share in the box’s room for joy and gloom across a century.
A lyrical verse asserts that no wealth or beauty can banish care. The speaker lists lavish comforts and joyous acts as illusions that fail against life’s burdens, concluding that true solace cannot be bought or fenced, only endured.
A cryptic poem line references ages, vials, and inward comforts. It contrasts the rabble’s laughter with glimpses of a better future as smoke rises from burning fagwots and hatred. The text presents obscure imagery without a clear narrative.
A poetical tribute to a bobolink described as a deep, whimsical philosopher. The bird's joyful song revives the earth and dispels despair, hailed as wiser than famed sages, with vivid nature imagery from blossoms to starry skies.
A playful exchange by Teddy and Sister Kate centers on a cake described as angelic with suspicious raisins. Teddy grins that the mix seems to have wings and flies, a quirky remark provoking doubt and humor in the Boston Courier style.
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