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Newspaper
Mooresville Guide
Location
Mooresville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1898
Page
6
A fragment recounts a夜 journey to a remote cottage with Sir Jacob Clanc ing and Saxon and Reuben as they meet a chemist. The narrator recalls royalist sacrifices, the Worcester ruin, and Monmouths camp while discussing loyalties, funds, and potential rewards amid a decade of civil conflict.
A health column advises eating slowly and thoroughly chewing food to aid digestion. Limiting heavy breads greasy foods and excessive seasoning reduces stomach strain while pleasant conversation and laughter at meals improve overall well being.
The article condemns chewing gum as a harmful habit affecting digestion and salivary flow. It cites a Lincoln inquest on a child who died after eating gum, warns of constant saliva production reducing hunger signals, and notes risks when gum is sold as candy to children.
A playful poem describes snowflakes swirling through the air and landing across land, roofs, trees, and the ground. Bright imagery likens flakes to white bees as they settle in the landscape.
A wry winter poem describes snowflakes as acrobats that moisten air and hair, form tiny drifts on hats, redden noses and freeze toes, making people jump about. They eventually settle like little sheep on the cold ground, attributed to Richard Gorham Badger.
A reflective essay traces the origin of the American flag from the colonial banners to the first 13 star design chosen in June 1776. It notes Mrs. Ross as flag maker, Washington's influence, and the shift from six pointed to five pointed stars, with Congress adopting the banner in 1777.
A nostalgic fragment describes a Make Believe party scene with three little Russell girls crying as rain keeps them at home. The piece evokes a birthday celebration with cinnamon roses and a grandmother’s birthday party atmosphere.
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