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Newspaper
Greencastle Star
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1881
Page
7
A mosaic of anecdotal items, from Boston's literary societies and postal reach to Shakespeare and Brigham Young marriages. Notes praise for charity, stray humor, and statistics from Paris shops, Bombay schools, and British courts. Includes imperial cross counts and Milan inscriptions.
The London Spectator notes friendship endures by weathering life’s vicissitudes. Marriage, wealth changes, and shifting beliefs threaten ties, while only those who withstand such trials can claim an enduring old friendship.
A historical advertisement claims Syrup of Tar Hourhound and Wild Cherry bath charms ease coughs colds croup and whooping cough. Price 25 cents per bottle and available at local druggists.
A poem reflects lovers parting with a year apart and reunion in a graveyard scene. The speaker recalls a farewell kiss and vow to be forever side by side, highlighting love, memory, and lasting devotion across time and death.
Artist Ralph Bertram sketches a river scene of two women and rises to fame as his portrait of the younger woman captivates the world. A cold night leads him to rescue a fainting mother and discover the beloved face that inspired his art. The younger woman, revealed at last, draws Bertram deeper into a life shaped by beauty and mystery.
Agnes Grange and her mother hear the painter Ralph Bertram recount his past and reveal how his land and friendship changed their fortunes. In Landon the crowd admires the Bertrams’ story and the artist’s success, while Agnes and Ralph affirm their devotion before their wedding.
On the Missouri River twenty years after the steamer Arabian sank with six hundred barrels of whiskey, a drive pump unearthed a vein of twenty year old whiskey buried beneath forty feet of sand. Land value near the site surged to high figures before the old wreck was recalled, highlighting the enduring appeal and rapid demand for aged whiskey.
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