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Newspaper

Kansas Agitator

Location

Garnett, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1901

Page

6

Love and the Law. A Dream on a Cliff Side Romance

Hamlin, a staid lawyer, is haunted by a dream of wild white waters as he works. A tired woman at the office, his coworker, quietly reveals mutual affection, and he longs to pause work for a seaside ride to reconcile duty with love. She consents, torn between illness and devotion, as he pleads to bring the horse for a final escape.

F. H. Lancaster Daily Story Pub Tom Hamilton Htoy Hamlin Yan Hamm Ned

Honks in HIG Words Official Language His Lack of English

A city official famed for grandiose diction misuses words in several anecdotes from a New York Times account. The tales include misordered phrases about weather air drive and a horse, plus misquoted remarks on storms music and old age, all illustrating linguistic showmanship.

Iing New York Times Jack Toronto Muele Blue

A Ship's Negro Captain Led Barah B Douglass voyage

A West Indies born man, Captain Robert G Sawyer, has been named master of the British schooner Barah B Douglass, sailing from Nassau to Baltimore with a pineapple cargo. Sawyer, tall and muscular, learned navigation after self education, and previously sailed with the Brothers and Sarah B Douglass. He is celebrated for his dignified bearing and fluency in English.

Sucecartul Barah B. Douglass West Indies Robert G. Sawyer Savannah Sound Eleuthern Island Bahamas Sawyer Misy Brothers Sarah B. Douglass Baltimore Douglans J. W. Culmer Nassau Amerian Rio de Janeiro Brazil New York Adelaide Pendergoat Cadiz Spain Bee John Lawson Ag Jolly Saya

Expression and nature in a reshaped private history

An antique prose fragment contemplates expression as truth in gaze, gait, and conduct. It likens people to Geneva watches revealing life’s flow, praises tempered woodland light, and urges living beyond church, state, and old histories toward a sublime nature.

Geneva

Doctor Chooses Babies Names in Philadelphia

A Philadelphia physician favors Wagner names for newborns. When a child is born to his patients he proposes a name from Wagner but never from the composer’s operas. Recently triplets arrived and will be named Elisa Elisabeth and Drunehilde, chosen with the doctor’s guidance.

Philadelphia Richard Wagner Hla Sugresson Elisa Eligabeth Drunehilde

German Language Fuses Words With Hyphens

The German language is noted for its strong ability to combine words. By extensive hyphenation it forms many compounds, surpassing other European tongues in word construction power.

Moose Call Instrument Imitates Moose Bellows

The Moose Call is a birch bark horn from Mic-Mac Indiana used to imitate a moose's bellow. When blown by an expert it produces a fairly good likeness of the animal's calls.

Gage Takes Few Holidays in Forty Years of Service

A fragmented item notes Secretary Gage takes fewer days off than any Washington official in forty years. It mentions he took ninety days of vacation in Chicago. A civil suit involves lawyers who exchange uncivil conduct.

Gage Root Washington Chicago

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