When You Frown and Smile a Westminster Verse
A poem by G. Leveson-Gower from Westminster Ga fetter explores mood and emotion. It contrasts frown and smile, noting how sorrow darkens seas and skies while happiness lifts spirits and renews the world.
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Newspaper
Galveston Leader
Location
Galveston, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1901
Page
3
A poem by G. Leveson-Gower from Westminster Ga fetter explores mood and emotion. It contrasts frown and smile, noting how sorrow darkens seas and skies while happiness lifts spirits and renews the world.
In a Mysore village Quin and Rampal Singh confront the rogue elephant that had ravaged the countryside. Quin and Carruthers bring armed aid as the beast charges the stockade, then fall to a decisive gun clash ending the terror. Gooroe Khan, Rampal Singh’s favored aide, is unmasked and captured as the elephant is killed.
Dr. Abraham Wallace recounts the Thames Ditton stock broker P. L. Foxwell's death, found in the river six weeks after disappearance. On the eve of his vanishing he visited his mother who warned of danger. Clairvoyants and spirit messages linked to the case are described, with a posthumous letter from Foxwell stating no further details.
A New York Sun quote notes a man may turn away for gain but fortune keeps its distance when he acts, while letting go is easier than forcing change. It adds that listening teaches more than talking, competition fuels trade yet harms the trader, and honesty can hinder success.
A brief look at how sharp exchanges and witty comebacks shape local debate. The line between witty repartee and heated squabbling reveals community priorities and the tone of public conversation.
Descriptive account of a tornado near Napier Nebraska detailing extreme destruction. One man and seven children killed, two injured. Livestock killed, cattle horns torn free, chickens stripped bare, timber hurled, a child pinned under a log, a woman found nude beside her ruined home, a trunk lost with only a silver dollar surviving in pieces. The path is described as a quarter mile wide with debris scattered over Napier as residents witnessed the scene. The report is sourced from New York reporters who visited the site.
A Cleveland dealer notes that about 300000 common fishhooks are sold yearly in the area with double that through Cleveland roulers. Hooks come from Redditch England via Allcox, handmade by children, and millions of hooks are produced in Akron. Varieties range from small minnows to giant ocean fishing hooks with swivel eyes and chains.
A seven year old hosts a real little dinner for twelve. She presides at the head of the table and explains to her guests that grace is not required for the informal meal, hoping they understand the unusual setup. The piece cites a New York paper. Chicago's lack of public baths is noted as equally important as libraries and colleges.
A chastened analysis argues that the Caribbean islands host eight European colonial governments, with large salaries and limited local administration. Absentee landownership keeps vast Black populations idle as foreign estates dominate the islands.
In Cox Wisconsin Frank Moins selley suffered kidney trouble and could not walk. After reading a newspaper ad he tried two boxes of Dodd's Kidney Pills. He improved greatly and could work without fatigue. Another Chippewa County resident, Mrs JT, also reports dramatic relief, highlighting Dodd's Kidney Pills as a miraculous Wisconsin remedy.
An official German protocol reports on the fire resisting cement called asbestic. In a controlled wooden test house the coating on walls roof and an iron girder withstood a three quarters hour blaze. After burning the material showed no cracking or peeling and the underlying iron and wood remained intact.
A small boy asks his grandfather if he will leave his watch to him after death. The grandfather gives a cryptic reply about knowing when he will die, revealing a bleak, reflective moment between generations.
Advertises air cushion rubber stamps and various stamps from Alec Printing Outfit offering custom pricing by inquiry. Mentions Fort Wayne Indiana address and a sample home decor quip from Yonkers Statesman about cozy corners and household pets.
August specials every Tuesday deliver one cent a mile to Buffalo and return via the Nickel Plate Road. Three days limit. For details contact nearest agent or C. A. Asterlin I P A Fort Wayne Indiana or R. J. Mamill ton agent Fort Wayne Indiana No. 146.
A humorous exchange shows a dealer quoting twelve dollars for an iron bedstead and replying that cash payment would avoid a discount. The banter reflects haggling norms in a Detroit Free Press snippet.
An old advertisement highlights air cushion rubber stamps and printing supplies from Alco Printing Outfit with da ters and lock box 219 Fort Wayne Indiana. A stray mis typed line about a swallow building a nest appears, noting tunnel direction for drainage.
The Florida razorback is portrayed as an intelligent large hog able to outrun a darky, with a long tail that twists while in motion. It thrives in woods marshes and towns, digs for worms, and can read railroad schedules. It fights bravely, escapes pens, and is prized for its lean fat streaks. Advertising and other text follow about shoes and papers.
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