17 Feb 1909
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Newspaper
Edgefield Advertiser
Location
Edgefield, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1909
Page
1
A lyrical meditation on the school bell's sounds, memory, and longing for youth. The verses contrast dinging tinkles with adult restraint while recalling opening and closing day rituals and wistful nostalgia for boyhood.
A fragmentary discussion links beagle type dogs to rabbits, noting size and pace as factors. The text contrasts large hounds and harrier-type dogs, questioning efficiency and suggesting rabbits align with larger, stronger game.
A princess on a secret ride meets a forest woodman in the royal hunting grounds. She glimpses a life with him beyond her princess duties, and he asks her to choose between dreams and love as a caravan of court figures approaches.
A compact verse of advice from talking objects and figures.
A joint congressional committee outlines a solemn inauguration for Taft and Sherman with a formal oath in the Senate and a parade on March 4. The sergeants at arms will lead the procession to the inaugural stand as Chief Justice Fuller administers the oath. The President-elect will then deliver the inaugural address.
An advertisement touts Peruna as a prompt remedy for grip with rapid relief when taken promptly. It urges immediate purchase from local druggists and offers a free illustrated booklet from The Evans Co. in Columbus Ohio.
The article extols the telephone as a saving for farming life and a powerful tool for business, marketing, social connection, and emergency aid. It argues the phone boosts efficiency, speeds prices, and strengthens neighborly ties. It also promotes Garfield Tea as a health tonic.
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