The Life of a Miner and the Frustrations of Wealth
The passage contrasts miners and wealth, noting how some value wealth while others pursue purpose. It questions happiness tied to money, suggests people are drawn to praise, and observes how pain from expenditure dulls over time. It ends with a critique of busybodies and the constancy of receivers attending to others’ affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maude Leola’ Williams
Edward
Elvira
Williams
Cyrus Wwe Evans
Edward “Walker
Cumberland
C. Banstrand
West
Union
Lttle
Montana
Deer Lodge
Illinois
Wayne Fox
Pix
T. C. Bailiff
Bailiff
Moments of reflection and obituaries from Marshall Illinois
The column blends social quips with obituary notices for James Claypool and several local residents. It records military service in the Civil War, family details, and funeral arrangements, noting survivor relations and final resting places in Marshall area cemeteries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Claypool
Hospital National Home
Danville
Ilinois
63Rd Illinois Volunteer Infantry
United States
Huntsville
Ala
Louisville
19Th Regiment of Cavalry
Kansas
Fort Hays
Sherman
Cavalry
Custer
West
William Archer
G. A. R. Marshall
Caroline McCann
Better Land
L. R. Claypool
Old York
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Mae ‘the
Marshall Herald
Clark County
Marshall — Inos
Wasash Valley Printing CO
Harry B. Potter
V. G. Young
Postoffice
Marshall
Indiana
Illnois
THF
Amerian PR *S Association
Ill
SMT
Ser
Enum
James
MRS
Thompson
Lorene
Pearl Davison
Parry
Livingston
Lorené
Heaven
George Thompson
Mildred
Virgil
Sloan
Mrs. Burnside
Anna -Marie ‘Musselman
Minois
Lyman
A. Burnside
Illinois, One Son, ‘Henry Musselman
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Esther ‘Ambross
Edith Francis
Edna May
Elizabeth
Jane
Asheville
N. C
Lyman ‘Koch
New Jersey
Washington, D. C
N.C
Aia
Mars Shall” Cemetery
Evans
Mickie
the Printer's
Charles Sughroe
Westen
Newspaper Union
EN Golly
San Sonething
TNS
Dvawans
USS Rig Strass
Bam
Chap Souene
the Herald
Toe Marsuatt Herarp