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Newspaper
Elkhart Observer
Location
Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1873
Page
1
From the Indianapolis paper we read a literary verse calling adherents to the Shuey Bill, praising persistent effort and moral courage. The poem frames political struggle as a harvest of truth, urging patience and faith as justice rises and supporters rally to their standard against opponents.
A girl recalls early fascination with stage heroines and melodrama, her longing to be an actress, school theatricals, and a first love for a leading actor. She recounts secret gifts of flowers and jewelry for the beloved performer during a country theater season and the emotional impact of his curtain moments.
Elkhart Indiana post office directory shows daily hours. lists departures to Kalamazoo Grand Rapids Warsaw and Indianapolis with morning and evening trains. arrivals include east and west routes and connections to St Louis Cassopolis Edwardsburg and Adamsville with varying times.
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