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Newspaper
Flora Enterprise Sentinel
Location
Flora, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1905
Page
7
A reflective poem by William Hervey Woods describes doorways of dawn noon and dusk as moments when divine or fated paths open. It contemplates rest for the worker and the aged, and the final passage of child and adult through gateways to rest.
The narrator recalls a brutal duel with an English officer in the woods as bullets crack and a horse tears through the terrain. Wounded and pursued, he escapes to a manor where the Miles de Lambert sisters nurse him back to health with care and French hospitality.
The narrator recovers from a grave wound at the Baroness's Hermitage where two young women charm him. He hides his English with them, faces a growing passion, and learns the baroness may keep him there a month. He recalls clocks, art, and nature studies as the chapter ends with ongoing romantic tension.
A district visitor asks a man about his prison experience. The man recalls the prison chaplain's kindness, saying he could not have been kinder, as if he were condemned to be hanged. The quote illustrates compassionate treatment inside a harsh system.
In a Smith's Weekly dialogue Mia Career and Lord Stonybroke discuss life choices for Dutiful Son. The son asks whether to join the church study law enlist or marry an heiress, while Clarence and the father provide guidance on future plans.
The column notes deaths linked to inauguration day exposure and discusses a push to move inauguration to late April. It reports on the Pension Office ball, new Washington convention hall plans, and health rumors among senators. It also covers Taft’s Philippines trip invite and a medical use for the vermiform appendix.
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