07 Apr 1917
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Newspaper
Eureka Sentinel
Location
Eureka, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1917
Page
1
A suburban wife's anxious vigil ends when telegrams reveal her husband John is staying overnight with various Ellis kin in town. A farmer arrives with the couple and the broken auto, confirming the night away. Lippincott's.
A mix of verse and comic vignettes. a martial-sounding poem by John Treland urges strength and perseverance. Then jokes about a stingy farmer with a oversized horse collar and a NY World quip about a journalist painter. A school incident follows with Superintendent Buster tripping over a bucket and a child’s quip, ending with a playful rebuke about gentlemanly conduct.
A Khartoum triumphal arch once adorned for the arrival of the Duke and Duchess of Connaught with a queen and Prince of Wales portrait, while the Duchess insisted on photographing the arch. An Irish comic note follows about Ellen the laundress and her multicolored children. The piece closes with verses and a reflective poem on unity and trust in history.
In a wartime vignette from Gettysburg, General Barlow of New York and General Gordon of Georgia cross paths amid carnage. Gordon, dying, asks Barlow to deliver a letter to Gordon's wife and to trust her with his words. Barlow obliges, tearfully passing along a message as the two heroes reflect on duty and friendship. The tale ends with a lingering bond between the two generals transcending the war.
In Chicago News a playful exchange reports Vincent and Emerson flipping cents to decide who would make a party call tonight. Beatrice jokes about romance while Vincent admits the outcome: he lost.
Dr. Mabel K. Young and assistant Alma Woods are ready to perform all kinds of dental work at the Bailey House on Spring Street. All work guaranteed.
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