Euthanasia Poem by Margaret J Preston
The verse evokes a serene death the speaker desires a painless end with faith and angels guiding a peaceful passage to the afterlife. It reflects quiet resignation and trust.
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Newspaper
Elgin Echo
Location
Elgin, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1905
Page
6
The verse evokes a serene death the speaker desires a painless end with faith and angels guiding a peaceful passage to the afterlife. It reflects quiet resignation and trust.
In a summer village, Hester and Natalie debate a china heart as Billy the poor boy toils to earn the price. He buys it for Natalie with pennies and a fishhook, then faces a crowd of amused onlookers and a shadowed Clifford. Natalie vows to keep the heart and walk with Clifford, while Billy remains devoted and hopeful.
Four men enter the Hotel Wendigafe on Twelfth and Market with a large bag. A German waiter, prompted by curiosity, reaches in and pulls out a crab clinging to his finger. The bag swarms with crabs and their many siblings, forcing stools, brooms, and a quick bag-tie to restore order. The men explain the bag contains apples for children, calling them crab apples. Philadelphia Press.
The Armstrong committee hearings reveal Nylics at New York Life to be bonus schemes for employees and agency directors. Details show first year premiums near 12 million against costs of 13 million, with senior Nylics receiving substantial monthly commissions for in force insurance.
Reports from Utah Junction Colorado describe a plant fire at the American Zinc and Chemical Company causing $75,000 loss. In Virginia tobacco country three buildings burned, logs destroyed with losses exceeding $100,000. Mary Orris is killed in New Kensington Pennsylvania amid a rival romance, a razor is used. The British steamer Chatham catching fire near the Suez Canal briefly blocks canal trade. The Lawson property in Back Bay is sold for unpaid taxes. Equitable Life leaders push to minimize life insurance presence in policies. H B Ewing of St. Louis dies by suicide amid legal pressure over a bad check.
Cuba teeters on the edge of civil strife as bombs appear in multiple locations and gun battles erupt. A Liberal candidate is targeted, congressmen are killed, and police clash with militants amid mass political rallies and proclamations banning weapons and liquor near polling places.
A new wave of protests erupts in Japan over the peace treaty with Russia, despite Premier Katsura’s assurances. Citizens and associations condemn the agreement’s clause forbidding fortification of the Soya Strait, calling it a national humiliation and a threat to future safety. Dozens protest with memorials to the throne, including six Imperial University professors.
Theodore H. Goodman general passenger and ticket agent of the Southern Pacific western system requests retirement after thirty seven years with the company. He is reported in failing health and will retire on Sept 80.
The Des Moines river yields the body of a man identified as George Griswold after a night he met a stranger at a Wellington hotel. Teeth evidence ties him to Griswold, with suspicion of foul play. Concurrent state bank data show rising totals in deposits and capitalization, while gold and silver holdings shift and real property increases. Other items note a Peoria man found dead in the Des Moines river, a pastor’s mouse incident in church, and local notices from Webster City to Davenport.
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