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Newspaper

Mexia Evening Ledger

Location

Mexia, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 18, 1899

Page

4

Paradise Vision After Death Beyond the Mortal Body

A dying friar recounts a near ascent from a monastery bedside to Dreamland then a suspended city of marble. Angela returns as a guiding spirit to reveal eternal peace and the City of the Blessed with trees, gardens, and living love beyond life.

Giese Angela Anagela Albis Endel Minte West Earth City of Blessed Paradise

Few Chicago policemen widows remarry despite pensions

The Chicago Times-Herald notes only about one per cent of policemen widows re marry. Of 200 widows receiving pensions in 22 years only two remarried, both to policemen. The new law guarantees at least 500 a year to any pensioned widow, with amounts rising by rank, Mrs Welter receiving 1500 and Inspector Schudek widow 1400.

Chicago Times-Herald Chicago Atul Police Department Benevolent Association Setrgeant Ilinois Welter Michael J. Schudek Netlie T. Mackey

Miniature Keepsake Recovered After McKinley Visit

A Virginia Hot Springs visitor shared a tale of President McKinley and Mrs. McKinley’s recent stop at the resort. On the return train a glittering gold framed miniature of a child was found near the wheel under the presidential car and returned to Mrs. McKinley, who expressed gratitude.

McKinley Virginia Hot Springs McKinler Washington Post

Cashier Out, President Checks Books in Murky Exchange

A clipped, garbled line of dialogue shows a man asking if the cashier is out. The president answers no, noting the cashier signed out while indicating the "bak" is out, as he glances over the financial ledgers.

The Sea Urchin Ordeal on the Maine Rock

A curious scene along the Maine coast describes a narrator finding a sea urchin near a rock as waves crash. The urchin asks to be returned home and details a window scare from its perspective before being gently placed in a puddle to revive and travel toward its home.

Maine Tevou Star Fish Soa

Sea-Urchins Tale of Spiney and the Ocean Home

Grace Eleanor Fitts narrates a children's seaside vignette about a Bea Urchin family living in a red tinted rock basin. A sea adventure with Spiney ends in laughter and a goodbye as the sun reaches noon and the lesson of caution is learned.

Patber Spiney Uney Tim Eleanor Fitts

Baby and Elephant Ride Described in St Nicholas Tale

Lilian Allen Martin narrates a scene where Ruth is carried aloft on an elephant named Cum Moon as a joyous departure unfolds. The veranda bustle, packing, and preparation fill the scene with elephants kneeling for howdahs and a festive crowd chorus as the procession departs.

Lilian Allen Martin St. Nicholas Marge Ruth Laos Hee Howdah Dr. McGilvary Papa

Slave Making Ants Stir Ancient Natural Lesson

A naturalist observed ants in an unmixed march attack a mound where a second ant species resided. The conquering ants captured slave ants, later relying on them for care as they forgot how to build, feed, and defend themselves. A solitary slave restored life by tending the masters.

Our Budget of Fun with Jokers and Jest

A Cleveland Plain Dealer note recalls a family dinner where young Tommy tried to snag the largest cake piece and quips about Dr Choker’s presence. The anecdote captures playful humor and parental chiding in a domestic scene from the Tide of Humor.

Cleveland Plain Dealer Tommy Dr. Choker

Prodigal Return Mystery Echoes in Africa Humble Tale

A fragment from Cleveland Plain Dealer depicts a cannibal chief shading his eyes as a solitary figure approaches. The chief proclaims the figure his son and signals Mbongwa, the head hunter, to rail the prodigal returning home.

Afric Mbongwa Cleveland Plain Dealer

Obscure City Gossip and Humorous Couplets From Papers

A fragmentary composite notes childhood quarrels a mother's nudge for a birthday gift and a curious anecdote about a boy named Tommy and his cousin Wil. Also references a voice recovery tale from Fuddy-Remarkabble and a whist anecdote from Boz ton Transcript with playful wordplay.

Prisoner and Sonar Exchange Raises Questions of Crime

In Tit Bits a prisoner pleads for mercy while a man asks for his sonar device to prove innocence. The dialogue hints at a complex crime and domestic tensions as details remain unclear.

Kaiser seeks view of independent thinkers on his idea

The dialogue shows the Kaiser asking about the feelings of independent thinkers who are not influenced by his threats or autocratic power. An official echoes vacantly and mentions not hearing from Dia cionati or St. Louis recently.

St. Louis Washingtan Stac

Parke-Step Plans Gift With Wife In Mind

A clipped exchange cites Parke and Lane discussing a present for a wife. The Detroit Free Press fragment hints at a personal moment and a prior request or suggestion for a gift, set within a casual dialogue.

Parke Lane Detroit Free Press

Paris After Water?ne Seen Through An English Eye

An English observer recounts Paris in the wake of invasion. Russians Prussians Austrians and Britons crowd the city while the populace remains cheerful and unresentful. Louvre looted openly yet no riot occurs. Louis XVIII receives high mass as crowds cheer the king and Viv le Roi.

A. Bursh Woburn Chapel England Paris Waterine Lie Louvre Louis St Cloud Bois de Boulogne France Lebew Tuileries Chapel Royal Comte Wartois King Monsieur Hionest Fortinhens Norway Denmark Montebank Lea

Fashionable Life and Currency Shortage Across Nations

The article notes shifting dinner times in Edwardian England from 11 to 7 30 PM, Oxford customs at 11 AM and 5 PM, and broader social timing trends. It also warns of a looming currency shortage as funds move toward cavalry districts, with farmers and manufacturers hiring more workers to support increasing production.

Edward TV England Northrutherland House University of Oxford Aiul

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