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Newspaper

Dixon Sun

Location

Dixon, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Oct 31, 1888

Page

4

The Maker's Will and the Glory of the Heavens

Poem extols the universe and celestial wonders as evidence of a creator. It contrasts divine order with human doubt, urging obedience to the Maker's laws and honoring a godly life. The piece emphasizes storms, seas, mountains, and stars as signs of divine power and guidance.

Plainfolk Woman Defends Self With Bread Bowlder

A crude verse describes a woman from a cooking school confronting a rude man. She neutralizes him with a bowlder of bread, leaving him laid out cold. Burdette.

The Indian Graveyard and Jimmie Page’s Heroic Escape

In autumn 1812 Ohio a war party of sixteen Indians approaches a settler fort near a lick. Jimmie Page descends unseen to warn the settlement, helping the defense plan unfold. Father Robert Page later joins in the fight, killing three chasing warriors. eleven Indians die, and a trench becomes the Indian graveyard. Jimmie dies in 1870 and is buried there.

Ohio Robert Page Jimmie Page Mr. Page Page Farm

The Average Man and The Editor’s Burden

A reflective piece in Atlantic style on how the average reader and editor judge literature. It links impulse purchases, cover color, writer names, and personal nostalgia to buying choices while acknowledging human fallibility in predicting what readers will seek.

Tam Browning Ourblnd Atlantic

Very Suggestive Cartoon Dialogue at Parke Residence

A humorous panel shows Mrs Morris Parke and Mary discussing dinner choices with Mary proposing a Puck inspired plan. The strip hints at a courtroom theme with a line about a grandfather dead but his name alive in a lawsuit.

Mary Morris Parke Puck de Puyster Spinks

Fashion Notes for the Well Dressed Lady in Autumn

New York correspondence on how to dress stout figures, with advice on colors, silhouettes, and drapery to minimize size. Features on promenade costumes, tennis outfits, and the clash between masculine and feminine styles, plus tips on skin care for outdoor autumn sports.

New York Cora Tanner Mamma Fifth Avenue Central Park Lenox

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