Rare Real June Day Described in Poem
The piece laments how a genuine June day rarely arrives with warm breezes. It contrasts the ideal summer scene with lingering chilly air and March like winds, noting the rarity of a perfect June day.
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Newspaper
Long Branch Daily Record
Location
Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1911
Page
3
The piece laments how a genuine June day rarely arrives with warm breezes. It contrasts the ideal summer scene with lingering chilly air and March like winds, noting the rarity of a perfect June day.
Springfield police tracing letters found in the home of a woman later identified as Lillian O Grady reveal she used the name Elizabeth in Springfield and Dickson, and that her father kept correspondence under Hugh Sherman and Harry Scheib. The mystery widens as investigators link aliases to a New York life and a long missing marriage.
Police note seven letters to Mrs Hugh A Sherman from the Scheibs at several addresses all signed Father or Anna with loving messages to Lillian. Scheib claimed he wrote the Anna letter to mislead his wife, and admissions trace his alias Sherman to his wife’s family. He said he married Lillian Lov e in Jersey City July 8 1906 but could not recall the officiant or place.
A doctor tells a patient to take prescribed pills after the patient says he has not taken any yet. The exchange highlights humorous miscommunication in medical care.
A brief exchange notes a jest about age twenty five and a remark that the speaker does not look it. It includes a question about the meaning of C O D with a humorous response from a child.
A distorted rally moment shows an orator asking a provocative question and a man in the back seat shouting in response. The fragment hints at gender debates in a crowded venue.
Washington June 1 The House committee investigating United States Steel Corp heard Judge B H Gary about the New York meeting on war in the steel industry and price fixing. Perkins and possibly J Pierpont Morgan are expected witnesses. The discourse included remarks on competing methods and the Sherman law. A long fragment from The Pillow Book is noted and a Hungarian feather tradition is mentioned.
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