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Newspaper
Marshall Statesman
Location
Marshall, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1891
Page
6
The verse depicts children in a house startled by Christmas anticipation and clamor as they await out the door. Bobby and Kitty peek the stairway and giggle, while bells, rustle, and bustle accompany a festive roomful of laughter. Nora Perry’s Christmas poem presents playful revelry.
In a snowbound farm house, Uncle Billy nearly ignites a Christmas blaze as secrets of a missing daughter unsettle the Botsworth family. Mary Ellen returns to forgive a harsh past, and the old man, moved by love, reconciles with her husband Will and their child, healing estrangements at Christmas. A separate rail accident narrative explains a telegram about Mary’s fate, underscoring a harsh holiday contrast.
A fashion writer extols a mulled up winter look and details several velvet casaques and street cloaks with feathers, fur trims, and embroidered mantles. Illustrations describe a gray cloth outfit with alpaca blouse, velvet capote, and an emerald green velvet coat. A beiging cloth mantile, jackets with fur, and shoulder capes complete the sophisticated winter wardrobe.
A fragmentary Christmas message recalls a freezing journey on snow covered tracks as many men push forward through a difficult year. The text hints at hardship and resilience amid bitter cold and heavy snowfall.
In famine hit Russia women cut and sell hair to earn roubles for survival as typhus spreads. Taxes and confiscated seed corn blamed. officials’ rascality cited. Contagious fever worsens pulmonary complaints amid systemic decay. An ad promotes Reid's Grenway Covenant and SopNEy Cure from SYLVAN Remedy Co.
A fragmentary verse warns readers to prize genuine value and avoid deceitful goods. The speaker emphasizes the futility of mourning after discovering the item is worthless, stressing caution in purchases and trustworthiness of sellers.
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