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Newspaper
Lorain County Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1892
Page
6
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a dated poetic piece with religious imagery and a scene of a grave and stars. Named figure Mary Gay Davidson appears in garbled form, with scattered lines about curtains, gates, and sanctified morning. The readable portions are too damaged to extract a coherent event or clear entities beyond the mention of Mary Gay Davidson.
In memory of a 1880-81 blizzard, Sherman House men recount a trek from Sioux Falls to Luverne. A six team convoy battled two to four foot snow, lost way repeatedly, fed exhausted horses, and endured ten hours of desperate effort before reaching a final shelter near The Mounds, then Luverne, with aid from local families awaiting relief.
Long excerpt recounts Senator Dolph of Oregon proposing a committee to probe executive session leaks, the Dolph smelling committee’s failed efforts, witness defiance by Barries and Harries, and mockery by Detroit Free Press staff. It notes subsequent silence from correspondents and hints at a looming investigation over current leaks. Includes anecdotes about press access, a brassy shaft tale, and broader gossip about royal collectors.
A collage of comic quips and social jests from various papers mixed with a lengthy analysis of China's government and regional divides. The humorous items feature exchanges about memory jokes, office fixtures, and social scenes across New York, Boston, Detroit, and Washington, while the Westminster Review piece surveys China’s patriarchal system, provincial fragmentation, and corruption.
A jumble of recipes and home hacks appears from a Springfield Republican page, including orange jelly guidance, curry fish, marmalade, wax floor polish, and croquettes. A Detroit Free Press travelogue then describes Lenzing village livestock life with a baronial hall, cows and horses living harmoniously, neat quarters, and generous husbandry amid a flourishing farmstead.
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