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Newspaper
Kennewick Courier
Location
Kennewick, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1905
Page
2
Poetic tribute by E. 8. L. Thompson in the Transcript. The piece invites readers to find solace in Clover blossoms and nature, elevating memory, joy, and nostalgic tenderness as life’s blue sky and river sing. It blends nature imagery with reflections on love, home, and faith.
RS Savage, an aging widow, flirts with a dreamy gray eyed boy at a hotel. She contemplates youth and past romance while a friend hints at an earlier affair involving a different young man. The elder woman’s warning clashes with Savage’s longing as they stroll the gardens after dinner.
A level headed Mrs Savage speaks with a repentant thief who confesses that a woman he loves changed his fate. He admits he owed his luck to her and fears prison yet hopes for a new life after release. Mrs Conneston and Mrs Savage weigh Tolstoyan faith in him.
The Pilgrim notes Iceland has no manufactories and each home acts as a factory with family members crafting shoes from goat skins and broadcloth on house looms. Clothing remains traditional, crime is rare, and Denmark handles criminal trials while Iceland boasts a strong women’s political league and civil rights.
A pithy saying notes that a man cannot assess a woman's wisdom from what she does not utter and cautions that occasional spree behavior by a man may be comparatively less harmful.
The London Express notes the German Emperor earns about four million dollars as King of Prussia and private landowner. He pays vast pensions and support for relatives, funds art and theater, maintains royal palaces, and relies on loans, yet still struggles to live within his royal income.
Reports from the Congo headwaters describe pygmies living in islands forests. They are four feet tall with spiral hair and crude worship, capable of fire making and silent darts. They are wary foes who trap intruders with deceptive bushes and deadly arrows.
The region at the head of the lakes develops a wood industry gathering tree stumps for Maine shipyards. Stumps about a foot in diameter yield the best braces, with roots and stump sections used. A carload costs about 400 dollars and freight surpasses 100 dollars.
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