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Newspaper
Goreville Record
Location
Goreville, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1905
Page
2
A poet reflects on the joy and disruption of his baby daughter as she enters his room. Her laughter and playful interruptions alter his thoughts, turning disorder into warmth and inspiration, leaving a lasting, brightening memory.
Teddy and My Girl arrange a summer trip to Michigan while ward Micky and Little Son stay behind. She insists on bringing the child and dog, and they delay at the house to collect forgotten items as the mood shifts between hope and melancholy.
A man reflects on losing his family to the railroad and feeling unsettled about his identity and relationship with friend Jimmy. They recall dinners and evenings together while both feel loneliness and longing for companionship. The tone echoes a personal confession from the Toledo Blade excerpt.
The article argues that avoidance of physical labor influences conduct and causes of death by self-harm. It criticizes leisure as breeding disease, notes the lure of money via trickery, and condemns the idle “retired” as health-destroying. It cites examples from Africa and Canada to claim civilization relies on a lazy treasury system and warns democracy fails when tricksters outwit labor.
Uncle James Hobbs distrusts depictions in a popular magazine after visiting the Botanical Gardens. He recalls a Cuban village photo and recalls his failed expectation of palm shade, joking about palm trees and Arabs while discussing the heat and a supposed mismatch with reality.
In a Detroit Free Press item a boarder whispers about a snaky man across from them. No. 2 replies it would be better if he had two faces, joking that being one faced would be worse.
A historical snippet from Someville Journal stresses that editor love letters be written on only one side of paper to aid newspapers in breach of promise suits. It also quotes the proverb that no credit is so strong that cash is not superior.
Corporal James Tanner was elected commander-in-chief of the Grand Army of the Republic at Denver. Minneapolis chosen for 1906 encampment. leading rivals included Gen. Robert B. Brown and Gen. C. M. Burrows. George W. Cook unanimously named senior vice commander-in-chief.
James J. Hill told New York audiences that bigger country means more opportunities for young men and a richer life. John D. Rockefeller urged restraint at Euclid Avenue Baptist Church Clevele su advising moderation to avoid ruinous overindulgence for present and future generations.
The Rand Powder works at Fair Chance six miles east of Uniontown exploded twice, killing over thirty and causing extensive damage. A car of powder and the magazine blew up, destroying communication and severing lines. Rescue efforts drew crowds as a Baltimore and Ohio passenger train near the scene was thrown off the track. The cause remains unknown with workers believed killed.
A Savannah woman Irene Crosby credits Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with relief from painful irregular menstruation. The ad promotes the product as a regulator and urges others to try it and write for free advice, claiming thousands cured.
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