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Newspaper
Marshall Statesman
Location
Marshall, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1900
Page
6
Fragmentary speech of a girl or narrator describes emotional strain and longing for affection from a mother and others, with references to clothes, sadness, and restrained feelings, set in a rough conversational style. The text hints at a family scene and inner conflict amidst social pressures.
Lieutenant Lambert arrives in Tugloo after a rough ride and finds a derelict settlement with burned sheds, broken rails, and pilfered cotton bales. He struggles to locate his trunk, befriends a rough local, and confronts a mood of isolation while pondering his bleak post.
A young officer Lambert discovers an encampment of the firat company outside West Point. He observes A tents, a wall tent, a wagon, cookfires, and soldiers in gray shirts and black overcoats preparing camp. A corporal questions him about his clothes as Lambert recalls a mentor’s praise of timber in the ranks.
Paris councilors proposed a 500 franc grant to the widow of Francois Jourde and her daughter to stave off starvation. Jourde, elected 1871, served as finance minister for the Paris commune, oversaw large sums and loans, fled to New Caledonia, was later transported, escaped, and returned after amnesty. He died two years ago with a disputed legacy. London News notes the grant amid retrospective critique.
A fragment from the Chicago Record notes an immigrant aid prize tied to the Great Siberian railway plan. The piece mentions an amount of 250,000 rabies and an exclusive title related to Russian railway lines, with Feodor Manoff referenced.
An old advertisement extols Dosta's Kidney Pills as a singular cure for kidney and back troubles. A testimonial from Samuel Richards of West Hanover Street praises relief after using the product bought at Dr. Geo H. Greene's store, with a price of 60 cents and Foster Milburn Co. as U.S. agents.
Renewal of Methodias Revivals William Cooper of Kenosha Wisconsin becomes Secretary of the Twentieth Century Revival Commission vowing full-time work without salary to spur reovivals nationwide and aim to convert two million people by year end 1901. Advertorial notes praise Dr Thomas Electric Oil for ailments. Lorillard's houseboat Catman burned in Florida waters valued about 100000 dollars with built in stable and carriage house. Letter from LeRoy New York praises Grain-O as coffee substitute. Duchess Evelyn, wife of the Duke of Wellington, noted as a striking English figure younger than sister-in-law Lady Arthur Wellesley. Foley's Honey and Tar endorsed for pneumonia prevention. Swartwout Swartwout mention.
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