Way Down Man Described as Ruined and Forsaken
A fragmentary verse recalls a man once wealthy with friends and servants who fell from grace. Now he wanders the town, lonely and forsaken, the saddest figure in the community's shared memory.
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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1893
Page
7
Geralda and Arthur Reconcile After Delusion Revealed
In CHAPTERS VIII IX Geralda confesses a mistaken belief that Arthur forgave her. Elsie reveals she hid Geralda’s letter, prompting a tense confrontation. Arthur reads the letter, burns it, then proclaims Geralda as his wife Claude Berenger’s widow, and they wed. The couple confronts the past at the graveside, resolving the misunderstanding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geraldo
Geralda
Arthur
Elsie
Lady Conway
Arthur Macdonald
Mr. Macdonald
Mother
Geraldal
Claude Berenger
London
Geralda Blake
Clock Gift Causes Marital Mix Up and Jealousy
A lavish clock sent as a gift triggers a comic chain of misunderstandings. Mr. Mayblossom, his wife Annie, dressmaker Priscilla Dusenbury, and Augustus Tompkins each become convinced of infidelity. A letter trail, a shattered globe, and a ruined timepiece end with reconciliations and a lesson about assumptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie
Andre
Mr. Mayblossom
Misa Priscilla Dusenbury
Priscilla
Augustus Tompkins
Augustus
Mrs. Mayblossom
Mayblossom
Tie
Iam
George
Announcements of Intended Marriages Interrupted in Scotland
A wild tale from Larkhall and Arbroath recounts banns misreadings and bungled notices. A bridegroom named not William Wisher caused a suspended ceremony after a misdirected letter. A beadle corrected a wrong name at Fisher's Loan. A parish clark’s quip over charges for repeating banns on Sundays closes the anecdote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larkhall
William Wisher
Mary Williams
Benedict
Sanders Spink
Fisher
Goun
Elspeth Hackett
Lang Sanders Spink
Smiddy Croft
Beadle
Alioa
Rare library find from Fram ciscan cloister near Reiti
A 500 volume library with seventy manuscripts from the tenth and eleventh centuries and rare fourteenth century miniatures was found in a Fram ciscan cloister near Reiti Italy. Also reports an American white crane and a West India pelican locked in a battle at the New York Central Park menagerie as a cause of all the quarrel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reiti
Italy
Central Park Menagerie
New York
Fbisa
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Marion Leroy
Tia
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