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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1882
Page
4
A collage of poem fragments and 19th century verse scenes, including reflections on funeral marches, children, and lovers. The text traverses elegiac themes with lines about a dying love wreath, a little bridge romance, and dreamy longing. Notable imagery includes trees, birds, beds, and a guardian hope for children’s safety.
A fragmented, archaic lyric passage extols mountains, fire, and prophecy. It speaks of Vulcan's forge five nautical miles south of land, a mystic Tahal Cuia Como, anvil prophecies, and a call to venture along a long road. Refrains invoke nature, love, and distant lands from Myndwy to Mon, urging perseverance and bold journeys.
Inspector Jewett of the Brooklyn police, pursuing a murder case, dreamt the missing pistol was hidden in Bernard Mc Grath’s saloon near Fulton street. On a search with officers, the closet behind a fanlight yielded a four barreled pistol matching the weapon implicated with John Kenney. The suspect had been in the saloon the prior Tuesday morning.
A Democrat who heard hopeful talk in city hall yesterday morning set out toward Woodward Avenue with a bat, meeting a stranger at the gate who proclaimed victory for the Democrats. The exchange turned into banter about a sweeping political realignment and a forthcoming Democratic presidency.
A dressmaker sued for payment after a dress allegedly ruined by a client who mocked her figure. The court ordered the dress tried on, the defendant left to wear, and a verdict for the defendant after her retreat. Separate item recalls Mrs Campbell saving a boy overboard from a Hong Kong steamer with brave quick action.
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