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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1913
Page
9
An elderly man and a woman meet after a car incident on a frosty morning. The tale shifts to a remembered romance on a river view veranda where a young man courted a woman, proposing marriage but failing to arrive with a decisive answer. The recount ends with the man aging, remorseful, while his daughters discuss his somber mood after the crash.
Addington Brice in New York Sun argues that persistent mental effort grows thinking ability. He urges parents to cultivate a child’s active mind by fostering observation, analysis, and genuine interest in any useful pursuit.
Fragmented piece notes Samuel Richardson as the first Baga novelist, earning early work scribal for young women and their lovers. It mentions printers proposing a complete letter writer, and references Whistler and a self portrait anecdote from James McNeil Whistler.
A vintage instruction describes drawing out a broken screw by placing a screwdriver along one side of the head and tapping firmly to loosen the fastener. The method aims to extract the fragment almost as if the head were intact, using careful leverage and impact.
Elizabeth Moran, a young American journalist, traveled to Moscow to cover the czar’s coronation. She sought help from Dmitri Svensky to gain church access, risking death or life imprisonment for aiding treason. The mission failed, Moran was exposed and released. Svensky later fled to Sweden with help from a conspirator, while Moran later backed his escape.
A quirky old tale features a resourceful reptile and a village dinner where a rooster goes missing. Interwoven memories recount strange incidents with snakes, quakes, and a minister, ending with a lesson on appetite and unusual poultry misadventures.
A London Telegraph excerpt recounts Gordanne innkeeper’s daughter Jordanne who stages a trial of three suitors to choose a husband who can rule at home. The first two fail with misaligned temperaments, while the third, bold and ambitious, wins her hand, reflecting cultural ideals of marital authority.
The article reflects on Easter as a time of renewal and joy through Christ's resurrection. It emphasizes abandonment of sorrow, the end of winter, and the rising of birds as signs of hope, urging sympathy with faith and the preaching of Christian doctrines.
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