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Newspaper
Marshall Statesman
Location
Marshall, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1892
Page
7
A collage of poems and verses recalling youth, love, and memory. Images of dances, tankers, old towns, and rustic beauty mingle with reflections on aging. Fragmented lines evoke longing, rural scenes, and literary musings by Franklin L. Stanton and others.
A damaged OCR fragment from a London Academy poem hints at a couple in a chapel as a bell rings. The speaker notes a thirteen year old girl named Abi and themes of love arriving quietly as shadows move and a star peeks through.
A long narrative recounts Pujol, a rich but stingy uncle, dying aboard a voyage to France. Seineport consoles his widow Antoinette, orchestrates a secret burial, and later marries Pujol’s widow. The story explores haunting memory, a mausoleum, and a Paris Switzerland marriage, ending with a quiet, somber fate in St Landry.
A fragmented ad style notice warns against Blood Kick and a counterfeit German oil labeled as Wrangle’s Garmin Oil sold by A. O. Hyde and H. J. Mayers. It cites Norman Lichty’s property, praises Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy via A. G. Greene, and includes testimonials about Castoria used for children and adults.
The fragment praises Traverse City’s surrounding lakes and rivers, describing the beauty of the landscape and the distance between notable water bodies.
A fragmented OCR passage lists railroad connections involving Cincinnati, Jackson, Mackinaw and other lines, with sporadic station data and timetable notes. It includes an 1892 probate court order in Calhoun County, Michigan, naming George Ingersoll as judge and Stephen F. Snyder as administrator in the matter of Martin V. Wagner’s estate, setting a hearing date and required notice in the Marshall Statesman.
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