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Newspaper
Lime Springs Sun
Location
Lime Springs, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1897
Page
8
Edith Stow’s verse expresses a mother’s tender longing as she gazes on her infant. A lullaby tone blends with garden imagery and night winds, revealing deep affection and fragile hope for the child’s future.
Lieutenant Lambert visits Mrs Walton to discuss last night’s turmoil in camp. Murphy and Riggs recount a liquor laden escapade involving a mysterious gentleman and a wine delivery for Miss Walton. Mrs Walton declines further assistance and hints at a letter to be delivered to the commander.
A Chicago Post excerpt notes conflicting views on bloomer girls and modesty. A bloom er girl passes as a man questions public behavior while another woman defends those who enjoy living pictures. The dialogue highlights social judgments and double standards in public spaces.
A dated travel tip extols Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a fortifying tonic for travelers on ships or trains. It claims usefulness for constipation biliousness malaria kidney complaints and nervousness.
A lyric speaker contrasts bright sunny day and carefree children with a troubling sound from a distant piano. The auburn haired maiden plays, drawing focus away from the cheerful scene to inner distress as the scene unfolds in a schoolyard setting.
Illustrated booklets on Massachusetts seashore inland and coastal resorts issued by the Fall River Line gasenger department. Mail list of the booklet for one cent stamp to V. J. Taylor General Passenger Agent Fall River Line New York.
In a dialogue from the Cincinnati Commercial Tribune a man named Mr Snickenackle frets over his name and whether legislature or district court would alter it. A woman suggests a minister might suit her, provoking a humorous reflection on name changes.
An old advertisement touts Allen's Foot-Ease for foot comfort promising rapid relief from corns and bunions and easy wearing of shoes with a trial package offered. The snippet includes a testimonial about Piso's Cure for Consumption and a short quotation about cows used as money, dating from Harrisburg, Pa.
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