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Newspaper
Mays Landing Record
Location
Mays Landing, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1905
Page
4
A literary excerpt from Waverley Magazine reflects on memory and whispered love. The speaker recalls a past encounter by a stream, noting a restrained farewell and lingering emotions. The prose brushes on longing, time, and the ache of distant voices.
An HB professor recounts his past with Estelle’s mother, revealing that her marriage produced wealth and later loss. He shares the tale of her long-ago romance, her husband’s downfall, and her dying wish to his daughter Estelle to understand the balance between love and gold. The scene ends with Estelle gazing at the stars.
Mr Calkins confronts his wife Maria as the fish wagon arrives and she reveals she ordered fish for the day’s meal despite his plans. She explains her resolve to have fish once she sets her mind, prompting hurt but cheerful defense from Elias’s wife.
A local saying contrasts youth and wealth, noting that feeling young does not guarantee riches or a lavish appearance. The remark reflects attitudes on money and status in the community.
Nutrition guidance urges careful diet during adolescence to build health and character. A testimonial describes coffee causing stomach issues and headaches, and suggests Postum Coffee as a beneficial alternative after trial and gradual acceptance.
A religious meditation speaks of death and resurrection with lines about pain and grace. It praises endurance through sorrow, the transforming power of faith, and the idea that morning leads to grace and that life after death is a garden of joy.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions tadpoles, shoal whale, feathery ids, and a list of unclear terms. It references dignity and Pan, but many words are unreadable. No clear event, date, or identifiable entities emerge.
An odd tale follows a cat named Pussy aboard a ship traveling between Savona and Philadelphia. The feline vanished from the Bayonne during loading, reappeared later aboard other steamers, and caused a chase described with humorous, fragmented narration.
Eugene E Lario of 761 Twentieth Avenue Denver claims Dean's Kidney Pills ended his severe backaches from long desk work. He reiterates his summer 1899 endorsement and says no reason exists to change his opinion of the remedy.
A man named Shaw misplaced valuables after searching his home while his wife was at tea. Separately at a Portland railway convention, 1.3 million railroad workers urged restraint on new tax and gate legislation, opposing broad power to a single commission and secret rebates.
Court records show a contested case involving a defendant from Georgia. The fragment references a man named Davia Irwin and mentions a smash incident linked to a spanton and a tense exchange between parties, with unclear outcomes.
An Archdeacon of Suffolk tours a remote parish with the rector away and discovers a wheat crop growing in the churchyard. The clerk explains the farmer planted wheat there, sparking surprise and humorous exchanges about proper churchyard use.
A Santa Clara California fruit cannery is planned that will produce up to 3,000,000 cans annually. This season the plant expects to can about 2,000,000 cans.
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