22 Feb 1882
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Newspaper
Hand County Press
Location
Miller, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1882
Page
1
A translated poem narrates a speaker’s emotional rift and endless pursuit of a bird, contrasting memory and present loss. The speaker recalls summer heat and winter snow as he follows the bird from town to town, asking the heart to part while clinging to fidelity and memory.
A fragmentary poem depicts a bashful love scene with coy glances and a gift of a flower. The speaker recalls a departing moment, noting the lover’s disdainful smile and whispered vows while a soft mood lingers amid cryptic lines.
The Lady Annabel sits in her father's castle room gazing over a wide landscape. Her maidens embroider in the next room as she dreams of waking tomorrow. She complains of sleepiness and thirst while a cryptic line about tomorrow lingers.
A long fragment depicts Lady Annabel at 29 and her former lover eloping with a 16 year old girl, followed by years of widowhood and isolation. A middle aged man visits her in the castle parlor, as distant villagers recall battles and public notices, blending romance with distant conflicts and scattered anecdotes.
On her thirtieth birthday Lady Annabel laments aging and romance with Jasper, her former love. Years pass in sorrow and pride, but melancholy yields to enduring affection as they reunite for a second youth and marriage, proving love outlives age.
Dr J F Speck connected with the Wilmington Daily Republic praises St Jacobs Oil as a universal remedy. He claims it cured a sore throat in two applications and helped a scarred leg from scarlet fever. He notes success against toothache and rheumatism and recommends the product.
A clipped report notes records of theater burnings in Germany across 272 years, averaging nearly two per year, with 460 total in a century and rising rates since. It also mentions humorous, unclear commentary about setter dogs and a Nebraska City Press endorsement for St Jacobs Oil for rheumatic pains.
A boiler explosion at the Georgia car worke yard in Cartersville, four miles from Atlanta, killed six colored workers and wounded several others, with some fatalities possible. Engineer Ed L Hand and superintendent C E Lucas survived with injuries. names of the dead include Lawrence Choice, Matt Bowman, Hand Hammond, David Rehardson, Richard Patterson, and Sam Devik.
A married bride on her bridal tour caused a hotel panic when a terrified scream drew clerks and staff to her room. The groom stood disrobed in the room with the wedding ring in hand, claiming he was comforting his wife when she woke screaming. The bride explained she woke and wore a bedspread, misunderstanding the situation.
A stylistic portrait of Daniel Webster highlighting his imposing physical presence and extraordinary personal power. The article notes how contemporaries used grand epithets to describe him, from gods to Olympians, and details the awe his size and demeanor inspired in Boston and beyond. It juxtaposes public reverence with the reader’s own sense of monumental influence. The piece ends with a quotation about global wealth and a joking line about silent partnership with the world.
A Grimm legend tells of two brothers hunting, one killing the other and burying the body under a bridge. A shepherd finds a bone, makes a bagpipe mouthpiece, and the bone sings the murder’s tale to the king and successive bagpipe players. The king vows execution, and the tale ends with the murderer likely to be harmed. Also notes Kentucky and Ohio tobacco quality shifts.
A past theater melodrama's finale turns into farce as a masked statue gag exposes a father's image upside down. The scene erupts in laughter, anger from the manager, and the actor's wrath as the crowd shifts to the next act amid theatre commotion. Commercial metals values feature prominently in a Leadville index listing rare and common metals with current per pound figures, including indium vanadium palladium rhodium platinum silver and others. The piece closes with a cynical remark: the wrong men always get rich, while the moneyed never.
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