Dark November Return of My Lost Love
Fragmentary verse recalls a missing lover returning in a dim November mood. The speaker laments the vanished partner yet notes a haunting reunion and graveside memories amid frost and longing.
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Newspaper
Kimball Graphic
Location
Kimball, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1885
Page
7
Fragmentary verse recalls a missing lover returning in a dim November mood. The speaker laments the vanished partner yet notes a haunting reunion and graveside memories amid frost and longing.
Phoebe Rose rejects a wealthy match while awaiting John Rose, a carriage maker, and endures family pressure. A mysterious escritoire and a hidden will alter her fate when a slim chance at inheritance and a fairy godmother twist set her on a path to marriage, a baby, and financial security.
The piece argues English public opinion favors war and uses war as a commercial opportunity. It contrasts English populations eager for conflict with Rissa masses who delight in war, cautioning that imperial temptations risk destabilizing civilization and drawing on historic references to Turks, Africa, and India.
A Chicago reminiscence extols Japan’s supposed pauper scarcity and contrasts it with American wealth standards. The writer notes few poor and few rich, jokes about a 1000 dollar income, and suggests Japanese missionaries could aid America while praising domestic social life.
The London Spectator notes that revenue returns for the financial year defy distress fears. It cites Mr Childers tax changes and shows income tax yielding far more than anticipated, with a strong suggestion that additional income may exceed earlier estimates. It questions pessimistic views of collection and hints at better than expected results.
A historical column praises the Bartholdi statue arrival in New York Harbor and the pedestal fund led by Philip Beers. It notes foreign-born generosity, discusses public prejudice, and warns that contributions will be spent strictly on the pedestal for Liberty Enlightening the World, while recalling a kidney disease cure story and urging support to avoid national disgrace.
A garbled miscellany covers scorpion venom, its regional fatality differences, and how scorpions feed on woods in South America. It folds in obsolete ads and social notes about health remedies, river news, and parliamentary events, with names and places blurred by the damaged text.
A split report recounts a man named L N Chandler a bridge carpenter who claimed luck from the Louisiana Lottery drawing of May 12 and described buying a ticket directly from A Dauphin in New Orleans. He notes no deductions beyond standard collection fees and explains his continued work.
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