13 Sep 1902
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Newspaper
Ironwood Times
Location
Ironwood, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1902
Page
1
A poetic dialogue requests a proof of love beyond vows and memories. The speaker seeks a tangible bond, describing love as an unbroken circle that strengthens and completes two lives. The verse imagines shared life as a constant, joyful voyage without future promises or past regrets.
Lilian Grey faces a conflict between love and duty as Arthur Morton demands marriage now, but Lilian refuses to abandon her aging father. Two years later Jacob Langdon waits for Lilian as Morton’s wife remains bound by duty, while Langdon’s patient waiting tests his own resolve and shows Lilian’s true worth.
A lively account of crab racing as a nascent yet time honored sport. readers note a college student and a Boston woman among organizers who held trials, formed a three member committee, and prepared a 12 foot straight track for crabs to race toward a water finish line amid wagers and playful rivalry.
The Chicago Record-Herald notes one merit of the Russian grand duke visiting the United States, saying he does not linger in any one place long enough to bore observers, and that keeps his trip lively.
A collage of humorous exchanges and witticisms from various newspapers. Bits of dialog touch on romance, trials, germ debates, a humorous legal remark, and light city life. Snips reference a girl in blue, a jury verdict, mischief about mustaches, and playful banter about rain and umbrellas.
A terse aphorism from the Chicago Record-Herald notes that money often carries more weight than the pen in great matters. The fragment includes stray lines about a friend and a joke about a headache, with stray names and phrases like Moonshine and Lotus.
A garbled OCR collage cites varied sources and jokes about pie eating times. The text references a neighbor with a story about a killed fowl, unpaid arrears, and a publisher’s payment, plus a cheeky debate on pie timing between New York style and evening eating.
A cryptic clipping from the Philadelphia Press hints at themes of wealth inheritance and parental influence. The garbled lines reference a son, a mother, and a supposed silver knife, suggesting a domestic drama or cautionary tale about lineage and status within a Chicago setting.
A garbled quote reports a vain boast by a local politician who vows to sweep everything in his campaign. A wife responds with a cutting line suggesting the candidate’s aim is to clear the dust from politics.
In Leglie’s Weekly a verse satirically notes the maiden’s wont and a playful duet on sentiment and marriage. A curtain of social banter follows, with characters Culler-Is, Seidgel-She, Calle-Is, Kyvidwet-Engaged, and Ally Sloper referenced within a household comedy frame.
A fragment from the Herald recounts a fable of a day waking from darkness to dawn and wearing changing garments from gold to evening dress. The tale ends with the moral that even the day has its close, wrapping the story in a poetic, didactic tone.
Sufferers of asthma and related ailments are promised immediate relief and possible cures from Dr Schiffmann's Asthma Cure. The doctor distributes free sample packages via druggists or by mail to prove the remedy, requesting names and addresses with a small postage stamp. Also includes travel ads and miscellaneous notes.
Morenci Michigan resident J Whitehead praises Dodd's Kidney Pills for severe back and kidney pain. He says after seven to eight months of use the pills provided relief, enabling him to move from a chair with less aid and improving his overall health.
A testimonial promotes Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy for various female illnesses. The letter from Nisa Enizauerit Caring of Fond du Lac Wisconsin praises the product for restoring regularity and alleviating widespread pains after eight months of suppressed menstruation. Mrs Pinkham invites ill young women to write for free advice.
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