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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1901
Page
2
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A Utah girl travels to New York to locate a missing lover aboard a rough riders unit after the Spanish American War. She chases a yellow horse among returning troopers at Camp Wikoff, endures fatigue and crowded camps, and finally learns the horse is located but cannot reach its owner. Her longing and tears reflect the ordeal of war’s return.
A bright young woman who mastered Ecclectic Shorthand says she struggles to read her notes. She told a Graham writer, Elyria Business College graduate, she wishes she had learned Graham shorthand. For sale two-horse tread power, in good working order, Henry Plas, one mile south of Carlisle Center. Six
A wounded tale unfolds around a western girl in a tented encampment who foreshadows tragedy. She voyages through feverish dreams and street meetings, tears at war and madness, and secretly ties a blue ribbon with a glove to a horse’s mane. Hutchins, finding both, is drawn to a distant westward beloved.
A camp scene at Camp Wikosh features rough riders gathering under a blazing sun for a farewell sermon by a colonel. Riders from Texas Arizona New Mexico the Dakotas and the Atlantic seaboard listen as the hymn sings of justice and marching on. A yellow horse and a girl’s tears mark the moment as Hotchins speaks of a lost girl and a bond between horses and soldiers.
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