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Newspaper
Georgetown Daily Item
Location
Georgetown, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1908
Page
2
A collage of editorials and opinions critiques President Hobson policy debates cites on waterway expansion and federal centralization. Caricatures of civic duty, gun control, humorists' influence, and literary mentors highlight a broad media conversation shaping public sensibilities.
Poem from The American Magazine inviting readers to leave constraining valleys and seek vast level shores bathed in sunset colors and sea air. It extols wide plains, cedars, forests, and fields bright with corn, clover, and wildflowers. The speaker calls for movement toward free land and open horizons.
Alec, lone keeper of Cole's Point Light, battles violent ice and a failing clockwork light during a raging thaw. He rigs spares, climbs the wrecked ladder, and manually turns the revolving beacon through a brutal night, saving ships and proving steadfast duty.
A collage of light humor from multiple 19th and early 20th century papers features banter about cults, new fountain pens, temperaments, singing tenors, wedding gifts, and social quips. Exchanges touch on ministers, fashion, and misers with playful jabs at social norms and daily life.
Newly married couple struck in a wreck show resilient happiness despite bruises and scars. The young man sports a swollen view with a bruised chin and cut ear while the bride bears blue marks. They laugh about the ordeal, saying they "got away" and exhibit bright, affectionate smiles.
Folklore scholar Andrew Lang marked his sixty fourth birthday with celebrations reflecting his long career in folklore studies and literary work.
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