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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1883
Page
3
A nostalgic fragment recalls a farm birthplace and a repeated chant “Pee wit! Pee wee” as the speaker reflects on boyhood scenes. The verse contrasts Spring’s return with enduring, faded songster calls and a favorite barn memory carried through years.
Josiah Smith, a cautious patron, funds James Barmer a cab venture with borrowed cash. The scheme sours as Barmer quickly flees, is jailed, and Josiah learns harsh truths about trust, theft, and the fragility of virtue in Edwardian London.
Observations cited by Prof Loomis and Prof Guyot outline major rainfall patterns. A vast Atlantic rain belt spans latitudes from 33 degrees north to 33 degrees south, with Mexico and Texas exceptions. Dry semi tropical zones lie north and south of the equator, while the Mississippi Valley’s rainfall relies on the Gulf of Mexico.
A dog leaped after its master when a steamer rushed on a gusty sea leaving them adrift. The Captain initially refused to stop but the King of Greece suite’s dog and its master were saved. Per Cambridge Tribune.
Our Young Folks presents a Teddy poem about a small boy watching leaves fall and listening to birds. He recalls a naughty friend, sees his mother’s tears, and learns that forgiveness comes with sorrow and kisses as twilight ends.
A heedless boy in a white suit and red stockings causes chaos, falls in mud, and triggers a family scare. His mother scolds yet worries as Mrs Merrivale’s baby is saved from danger by Rollo and the town offers care and sympathy.
A passing woman in a window watches a girl and boy on a broken sled. The girl patiently holds the board and shares gentle care as they ride. The woman later learns the girl is a dead sister and brings a new sled, making five children happy.
A quaint vignette from The Pansy shows Hannah comforting a soaked boy as mamma asks for forgiveness for the afternoon’s sorrow. The boy pleads innocence yet seeks pardon, while Mrs Sullivan continues small acts of kindness for Rollo.
A Hampstead tramway dispute sparks debate over using the title esquire for local tradespeople on a published list. Workingmen demand equal respect while traders defend the honor, fueling a wider question about who may claim the title in public life. A separate report notes a New York incident where two youths and a girl were involved in an attempted kiss and a blind attacker was jailed.
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