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Newspaper
Fort Smith Elevator
Location
Fort Smith, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1884
Page
1
A fragmentary poem narrates a playful lover’s six month night dream of resting, travel, and distant promises. The piece blends longing with whimsy as it imagines an extended night and peaceful sleep amid poetic musings.
In early text, the writer argues illness is costly, limiting earning power and causing suffering. It promotes Parker's Toric as a remedy at the first sign of illness to prevent further expense and hardship.
A man named Mr. Noodle, famed as a fool, converses with Miss Susie about gossip among the girls. He asks if she thinks he is as foolish as Harry Alderney, who is said to weigh more than two hundred. She replies that he is not as large, and Noodle leaves after a brief exchange.
Fragmentary dialogue about a Texas cattleman and a wary acquaintance. An Angus breeder referenced amid garbled lines and stray phrases. The piece evokes rural life with rough humor and weather imagery.
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