Poem in Exile Suffering by Hubert Howard
A fragment from a London periodical early after a death at Rahar town speaks in intense elegiac tone. The piece, though unsophisticated, conveys raw heartbreak and resolve, contrasting frenzied desert imagery with a stoic farewell to life and fate.
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Tennyson
Shelley
Byron
Ony al- Jege
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Rhar
Bow
Hubert Howard
Foamins
Thany
Hubert
Local Social Notes Highlight Perforts and Guests
A flurry of visits and gatherings fills the social page. Mrs IL HM Faves j and Dr Gallaway of Xenta join Miss Julia Weber and Carr ie Weber plus Mrs EH Zauner of Dartan for upcoming events. Miss Alice O Rourke returns from Crest Cleveland, Miss Genevieve Mumgogan spends Sunday with Huntington friends, and more notes cover visits from Omaha to Cincinnati, a surprise party for Mrs Meyers, and upcoming club meetings at Waeman s Reading club Webster street and other local venues.
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Meyers
Charles Meyers
Montgomery Street
HE. Club
Hilsemeier
Messrs
Mesdames Hilsemeier
Field
White
Getty
Henry Nevers
Fred Schultz
Charles Meyer
Mesdames Steffy
Weiman
Thoms
Merie- Thomas
Axt
Hilsermeier
Hanna
Emily Field
Peter Stein
Borg
Charles Axt
Master Getty
Cleveland Ex Presidents Deposit With Knickerbocker Trust
Ex president Grover Cleveland learned to have an account with the Knickerbocker Trust Company as its doors closed. The amount of his balance was not disclosed but he conveyed to the Satterlee depositors committees that he supported their relief plea and noted his bank book was with the trust company for updating.
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New York
Grover Cleveland
Knickerbocker Trust Company
Lesa’ Raeckershin
Purose
Tam
Sandhuiller
Parce Street
Lind
Kuller
Randkuhley
Santinihter
Tiguan
Alstriet
Sandkalder
Geone
Joan
Pg Reith
Acini
Sabah
Hal
Ehan
A New Costume for Mademoiselle Dolly
The Journal-Gazette advertises a doll costume set for a young girl. It describes a dress, guimpe, and box coat in rose pink wool crepe with forest green velvet trim. Sizes 15 to 18 inches require specific fabric yardages and a pattern can be ordered by mail.
Wool market dull as buyers yawn in Boston report
The Commercial Bulletin cites government data showing a waiting wool market. Buyers are few and demand minimal. manufacturers cautious about raw material. Local values hold firm for staples and wool clothing. Shipped from Boston to January 4 totals 2,006,130 pounds with receipts of 3,136,355 pounds.
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Boston
Commercial Bullet
Fuston
Small Boy Proves Hero In Spy Run Ice Rescue
Eight year old Herbert Rodemeyer and helper Vincent Studer saved Wilbur Piepenbrink after he broke through thin ice on a Spy Run pond. Piepenbrink called for help, Herbert extended a long stick, and the boys pulled the skater from the water, averting a tragedy.
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Lad
Herbert Rodemeyer
Pre Rodemeyer
Vincent Studer
Wilbur Piepenbrink
Spyran
Piepenbrink
Pieperbrink
Poys
Skater
Classified Ads Reflect Public Interest and Hope
A fragment discusses how newspaper classifieds reveal reader interests and personal desires. It cites Emerson on restless activity and suggests a growing volume of ads signals unsettled news and a potential sense of hope among people.
Gladys Vanderbilt and Count Lagelo wed after city hall entry
New York reports Count Laszlo Szecheny and Miss Gladys Vanderbilt wed in a democratic city hall ceremony. They slipped past the license line to obtain an official license and departed for London amid a grand social scene. The event features European nobility, notable guests, and plans for a royal style reception and honeymoon.
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Aliss Gladys Vanderbilt
Lagelo Szecheny
Kodek
City Hall
Thair
Nia
Glenn Scully
Vanderbilt
Maton
Gount Laszlo. Szechery
Gladys Vanderbilt
Vadderbilt
Us City
Mise Vanderkil
Anton Bigray
London
Duchess of Marlborough
Hungary
Fienna
Havin
Alfred G Vanderbilt
Suss Jssie Wrenen
Scerhenvi
Saloon strike chaos prompts police sweep and arrests
A Sandkuhler's saloon raid amid a citywide strike leads to investigations, arrests, and multiple saloon keepers detained. Witnesses and officials report a tense night with closures ordered and a large turnout of patrons and proprietors facing questioning.
Hunting for and Buyer Ad Lookup Made Easy by Journal Gazette
A brief note compares in person hunting to using a Journal-Gazette want ad, praising the ease of finding items by classified advertisement versus face to face searching. It highlights the efficiency and broad reach of the published notices for buyers and sellers.
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Journal-Gazette
Strike at Muncie Strikes Cost 25000 as Martial Law Looms
In Muncie the strike cost about 25000 with 19 strikers and 16 000 paid for the military bit. Deputies set at 32 per day with Mayoels and Qeliwire county contributing 3000 north. Gov Hanly threatened martial law as Indianapolis reports describe troops sent to teach a lesson and reassure taxpayers.
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Stete Myat
Indianapolis
Ind
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Mmusie
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Col Smith
Pat
Marti
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Mayoels
Qeliwire
Enerlco
Cosigor
Unter 'Yaetion
Kevunt
Ue. Sanit
Hanly
Law Trabel Ndt
Muncie
Clainuns
Toledo Murder Scandal Ties Crouse to Press firm
Grand jury probes alleged fraud tied to the Press Publishing Co. in Toledo. Crooked stock and the use of dummies bearing dead men's names are alleged, with Crouse a central figure as a prominent Hancock County leader and longtime trustee.
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C. Jan
Hiram P. Crows
Investi
Press Publising Company
Crouse
Hancock Cauts
Oklahoma
Telede
Christian psychology urged as new religious movement
Chicago readers learn of Bishop Fallows promoting Christian psychology, a new faith asserting mind over body. The bishop claims 100 followers joined in a week, outlines principles linking mind and human physiology, psychology’s light on sickness, and aims to bring harmony and inner peace through this church work.
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Chicago
Tan
Christian Science
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Hellefs
Fallows
Fallowe
Miltermine Tchor
Sheberda
Ely
Peter
Corn Growers to Try for Premiums at Indiana Show
Indiana corn growers press for premiums at the third annual state corn show hosted by the Indiana Corn Growers Association at Purdue University January 17 to 18. Ninety premiums, five trophies, and expert judges highlight a program aimed at fair competition across five sections with speakers and a farmers short course.
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Ind
Indana Corn Growers' Association
Purdue University
Lafayette
Johnson County
American Hominy Company
Scott
Thena Corn Growers’ Association
Purdue
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Hadden
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