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Newspaper
Mooresville Guide
Location
Mooresville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1897
Page
6
Poetic depiction of a farm at sunset with cattle in the barn, birds, insects, and tranquil rural life. A tranquil scene titled Georgie Lamson in Romant Country hints at an idealized farmstead as day closes and all life rests.
An Irish spring romance told across generations. Kinloch falls for Kitty at a country estate in Kilkenny. years later a new Kinloch meets Kitty who discovers their shared namesake story mirrors their own. The tale ends with a hopeful promise to future union.
Naturalist D B Dickinson of Chatham New Jersey runs an owlery and bred owls by hand. Residents trap hawks and owls for bounties paid by the Chatham Fish and Game Protective Association. Dickinson now traps birds for his collection and profits from the bounty system.
Poem from Indiana Christian reads a prayer not to be forsaken in old age. It speaks of aging, twilight, and faith, ending with the assurance of divine arms and a grateful church. The verse echoes timeless themes of care, trust, and community support.
In 1787 at Aries Abbey Rose de X seduced by a chevalier flees at Shrove tide. They vanish after a masked ball as the archbishop probes rumors of nun escapes and a scandalous convent life ends with the chevalier’s mysterious fate.
Secretary of State Sherman and his wife plan to mark their golden wedding anniversary next year. The note recalls Mrs. Julia Ward Howe’s seventy eighth birthday and mentions her closeness in age to Queen Victoria. An assortment of brief items follow about Parvin’s asylum commitment, a burn injury from fly paper, and a planned monument to Elijah Lovejoy with Illinois funding. The article closes with Alton citizens contributing to the monument fund.
Daily in Central Park, elder volunteers guard flowers and shrubs and even confront thrill seekers who pluck leaves. These guardians, part of the public property patrols, often outshine police by enforcing park rules and deterring trespassers.
Von Moltke, an early riser, rewarded a peasant woman digging potatoes at daybreak with a thaler saying the early bird catches the worm. Later he learned she was a night thief who had long ravaged his fields, eluding his steward's vigilance.
The Salina Kansas man A C Wait had a little girl arrested for stealing cherries from a tree that straddled the fence into her yard. He hired a man to hide in a barn, had the girl arrested and tried before a jury. The girl admitted taking the fruit, but the jury acquitted her and assessed $30 in costs against Wait.
The fragment suggests mixing borax powder into warm water to achieve a clean white soft skin and to prevent excessive perspiration. It reflects a Chicago Chronicle style instruction advocating a simple home remedy for skin care.
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