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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1909
Page
2
An OCR fragment presents a poem about an unknown country inviting travel and peaceful imagery. The speaker longs to go with a willing heart, describing rivers, trees, and a life beyond known lands. The text includes a misread attribution to Adinah Milack Crate.
In a snowbound city scene Burton, a short, stout man, longs for inclusion with Marcia Wells and her circle. A pedigree bull terrier becomes the catalyst, exposing class, pride, and affection as Burton endures social snubs, a perilous friendship, and a quiet bond with a dog who accepts him.
A childhood scene shows Mim's birthday plans in a garden, children debate whether yellow blossoms are weeds, and a dinner table display of goldenrods becomes a national symbol idea. The piece shifts to a tale of Brown at a town meeting and an alphabet story, ending with Floral Decorations and questions.
Rob dismisses a question about Floral Decorations as mere rigs and mats. In a playful sport, riders are mounted on each other while ball handling proceeds in an ordinary manner with sleeda aiding by guiding the ball.
A London Morning Post reviewer notes the new Wagner letters volume detailing his 1836 Magdeburg marriage to Minna Planer and their unhappy years. The 264 letters chronicle misunderstandings and Wagner’s forgiving stance, offering a somber portrait of a genius and a difficult marriage.
Fragmented OCR yields scattered phrases about inscriptions on stones and tablets, village pride, and a bridge tablet saying This bridge is made here. Humorous exchanges about prices and travel appear, reflecting a muddled, humorous tone from a local scene. The text mentions Preach village, ridge, and New Zealand Free.
A fragmentary note recalls a Boston tale of a young man named Te who asks HG to be his adviser. The account hints at a sad outcome and evokes a nostalgic period voice from a pasted newspaper spoof.
An old advertisement touts Tuttle's Family Elixir as speedy relief for rheumatism colds sore throats lumbago and similar ailments. It claims purity under Pure Food Laws and lists ingredients as guns oils and vegetable extracts. The ad urges readers to buy at their druggist or mail for a bottle.
Mrs Kawner asks about feeding a miller’s cows and preserving hay. Mrs Crossway recalls speaking with the millman who says cows are kept in the harp yet fed fresh hay, equating that to the desired outcome.
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