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Newspaper
Lexington Gazette
Location
Lexington, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1902
Page
1
A mosaic of fragments including a poem about a knock at the door with fame love hope and death as guests, a reflection on daily conversation and companionship, a Windsor palace anecdote with Mr Young, and an alligator encounter with a hunter using calm deception to escape.
Weinberg's offers Keystone boys' corduroy knee pants priced at 1.69 and 1.39 dollars. Store located opposite the First National Bank and Post Office.
Grandma chides fuss over hair combing and recalls dolling hair as a child. The girl points to the gray knot at the back of the grandmother's head, quipping about the outcome of frequent combing. Report from Chicago Record-Herald.
A dialogue captures frustration as a character notes no progress after ten minutes of pulling. The other character realizes the anchor was dropped earlier and muses it may have snagged on something, offering a possible explanation for the stall.
A tense exchange ends with a moment of understanding as one character brushes off a disagreeable memory. The mood shifts when he affirms the insignificance of their past grievance, and the clouds lift figuratively.
Reginald Emory, at twenty three, plans a country life and a steady legal career. He falls for Marion Blythe at Thistledown where poker temptations and Howard Binkely test his resolve. After losing Binkely’s fortune and gaining his own insight, Reginald marries Marion and builds wealth in a rural town, rising to state and federal roles.
A Sunday column recalls Feptich Simpson of New England towns famed for eccentric traditions. It notes how Zap Simpson was believed to do nothing when he wished and objected to having his feelings stirred, shaping a local nickname lore.
Reports say ex Governor J Hoge Tyler of Pulaski county will run in the summer 1906 primary for the United States Senatorship. Ground is broken at Norfolk for a large American Cigar Company factory and stemmery employing about 4000 workers, half white and half colored.
A physical culture teacher condemns leaning forward to climb stairs as exhausting. Proper technique keeps the head erect, chest expanded, shoulders back, no waist bend, and weight on the ball of the foot to feel spring with each step.
Professional wine tasters hold a sip in the mouth for a moment and breathe to assess texture. They rely on the sense of smell to note aroma and determine whether the wine is smooth or rough.
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