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Newspaper
Marshall Statesman
Location
Marshall, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1899
Page
6
The poem by Hubert Rain reflects on aging and youth, noting the indelible stamp of age yet arguing later life brings new joys. It contrasts the old man and the grand dame finding purpose, happiness, and companionship in stories by the fire. Published in the Somerville Journal.
In a tense Confederate pursuit, Union forces maneuver into a creek bed to avoid capture. The general leads a daring withdrawal, screening his troops from view as dawn approaches, then orders bivouac and a brutal night of fighting and fatigue. A later capture yields an interrogation scene with a sly Confederate officer questioning the staff.
A biased narrator recalls a confrontation over a letter allegedly showing Gen Heath’s acceptance to turn over U S troops for gain. Maj Berante exposes the bold handwriting, flags the claim as a possible deceit, and orders the accused away as the scene ends with a question about a casemate at Fort Ty Nyou.
A narrator recalls the Imperial Institute opening in London. The scene blends color, uniforms, princes, flags, and a cheering crowd. The moment of Victoria stepping to the throne leaves an unforgettable impression despite the grandeur around her. A fisherman later reports a strange trout fishing incident in northern New York.
A brief study notes lizards thrive on a meat diet with occasional raw beef, require water though prefer dry quarters, and vanish on a cold wet day. It covers English sand and common lizards, their fearsome myth, tongue use, prey like flies and spiders, caterpillars and earthworms, and describes skin shedding from ears around the body as a weeklong process.
Religious briefs note D L Moody credits his conversion to his Sunday school teacher. United Brethren opens kindergarten and primary school in Ponce Porto Rico. Also reports 50 deaconess institutions totaling over 600 deaconesses and probationers worldwide. 100000 proselytes from dadaism and gospel preached by Jewish men in 600 pulpits. Protestant workers in Japan total 692 missionaries and wives, up 33. Five Points mission school in New York hosts 600 children from 15 nationalities.
A British Medical Journal discussion cites Dr. Waelzhold on music and nerves, claiming hammering the keyboard fuels nervous disorders in girls aged twelve to sixteen. The piece notes excessive study, piano practice, and exam anxiety as key stressors, causing pallor and weakness with delicate feminine health issues.
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