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Newspaper
Lorain County Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1892
Page
6
A fragmented poetic passage reflects longing for a long awaited moment. It juxtaposes listening for unseen signs with eventual fulfillment and sacred patience referenced by a speaker named Giark W. Bryan in what appears to be a religious or philosophical reflection.
In a New York gallery episode, Mr. and Mrs. Clever chase a Rome artist’s Ophelia engraving by Donnaretti. After a scramble over price, a double purchase leaves them with two nearly identical prints, each valued at a hundred dollars, provoking rueful laughs from onlookers.
A historical look at the early Jesuit missions in the northwest. The St Paul mission at Kettle Falls and Spokane are highlighted for their role in spreading education and civilization, with notes on De Smet and later Ca taldo efforts, and the missions’ lasting civic impact.
A Chicago Herald excerpt notes Ohio’s rich land, resources, and industries, praising its people and proposing a bronze granite statuary group by Levi Scofield for the exposition. The 81 foot monument would depict Ohio as a matron with children, titled These Are My Jewels, and could later adorn Columbus’s capitol rotunda.
A survey of spring fabrics from France and England highlights camel’s hair, tweeds, serges, and plaid wools. Travel and promenade coats, redingotes, and princess gowns emphasize fitted jackets, short trains, and rich trims. Lace, wraps, hats, and voluminous sleeves shape the season's elegant wardrobe.
Fragmented reflections discuss laziness, cold water preparation, and spousal scalding myths. It cautions against brooding over the past and warns about excessive commerce and vulgar wealth. The prose is muddled with misspellings and odd phrases.
The relic text notes global coastline length as 158000 metres and average weekly sunshine around 233 hours. It mentions watches beating five times a second, 366 per minute, 18009 per hour and 62800 per day. Mention also of a Washington office of Western Union Telegraph Co processing 908000 words.
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