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Newspaper
Humboldt County Republican
Location
Humboldt, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1899
Page
1
A fragmented poem from the Chicago Daily Record reflecting on remorse, unspoken affection, and the wish for gentler speech. It laments past cruelties, laments words never said, and imagines a world where love is freely shared, raising a plea to God for kinder speech and mercy.
Stanton, a young lawyer, is drawn into high society through engagement to Miss Lombard. He endures clubs, wine, and flattery while a rival, Richard Raymond, schemes to seize his fiancée and his fortune. After a drunken episode and a harsh rejection letter, Raymond’s scheme is revealed. Stanton confronts heartbreak and plots, then relinquishes control of his estate to the rival, ending in a bitter, if fated, resolve.
A fragment from a Marie dialogue in the Woman's Home Companion depicts a girl warding off prying relatives and a curious parent. The scene hints at romance and social scrutiny as Marie prepares a reply to her father's inquiries about Mr. Robinson.
An excerpt blends detective fiction lines with a rustic domestic scene. The detective notes no wheel tracks but hints at an odor as key evidence. A quip about marriage and luck mirrors a humorous hospital moment where a doctor is accused of humbugbery as he reads a patient’s thoughts.
Dwight L Moody, famed evangelist and founder of Northfield and Mount Hermon schools, died at noon in Northfield after a long illness from heart trouble. He had been stricken in Kansas City while visiting family and friends, and his last words reflected his lifelong aim to find work to do rather than wealth. He traveled about one million miles, preached to vast crowds, and left a legacy in Northfield institutions that marked a major era in 19th century evangelical work.
Dr I F Neale demonstrated sugar production on three Delaware farms for the Farmers Institute using sorgium. Killen near Medford yielded 4150 pounds per acre, Foxhall near Dover produced 3600, and Newark yielded 4170 pounds. The report also notes a train collision near Dover injuring passengers.
Fragmentary report mentions pneumonia linked to the duke of Westminster and a summoned person at a residence in Hedebeu Mantine Washington. A separate note notes Phin New Qe Jeunes arriving at Manila yesterday, two months after leaving New York.
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