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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1893
Page
3
A poem imitates a 8 moonlit night where snowflakes join a dialogue with the wind. The wind declares power to outdo and melt the snow, then blows a sharp blast and sweeps the flakes away, ending with credit to Annie Cibell Heustis.
Temple and Cameron fret over lodging misadventures at Seaview in a seaside town. Linda Frere and Colonel Frere clash with the gaffing tenants as miscommunications, drunken lodgers, and romantic entanglements unfold. Cameron schemes in the kitchen while Temple endures social scrutiny and looming confrontation with Linda’s father. Temple is sent to buy vegetables as Cameron’s cookery plans threaten more chaos.
A survey of late major works and ongoing projects highlights Wembley’s 960 foot circumference tower planned at 1460 feet summit, the London Tower Bridge with its central bascule span, and expanding Siberian and Transandine railways. Includes high altitude tunnels near Galeria and multiple European and American mountain railways such as Brienzer Rotenbahn and Pike's Peak line.
An American official recalls General Grant's reaction to sailors seeking relative ranks. A boatswain argues that his son, a midshipman, outranks him, and Grant replies with a reflection on rank inequalities. The tale ends with the sailors leaving in amusement, deeming the petition a notable moment.
A Gettysburg visitor recalls the field's depth of interest. He asks if the speaker fought for the Union, then mentions a substitute who lost a leg there. The dialogue turns to personal relationships and attire, ending with a Chicago News-Record note.
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