Misery Hunts for Company Drives Woods Getaway
A reflective line suggests Misery seeks companionship and proposes retreat into the woods to escape to self. The mood hints at escape and self-discovery in a solitary woodland setting.
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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1913
Page
2
A reflective line suggests Misery seeks companionship and proposes retreat into the woods to escape to self. The mood hints at escape and self-discovery in a solitary woodland setting.
A didactic monologue on self-reliance for travel, urging readers not to rely on others to fund their journeys. It extols paying one’s own fare, warns against social pressures to freeload, and praises independent effort as fair and just. The piece uses coaching tone and practical philosophy.
A compact aphorism notes men refrain from admitting sins until aroused by guilt and dreamers never disclose dreams until waking, reflecting on truth and self awareness.
Prof W J Kennedy of Iowa State College warns beef prices likely rise further amid a world cattle shortage. From 1907 to 1913 beef cattle numbers fell about 32 percent while population grew, with live cattle exports down 93 percent and fresh beef exports down 97 percent. Only France and Argentina kept pace since 1890. He notes tariff changes may offer only temporary relief as Europe bids for Argentine and Australian meat.
Master Commissioner Judy announces sittings in the Arthur Jacobs Adm r vs Oswald McLean Offs case at Mt. Sterling Kentucky from December 17 1913 to January 17 1914. Creditors of L H McLean deceased must present proven claims within the period.
Editor Jim Allen of the Cyn thiana Democrat notes a Postoffice Department ruling requiring officials to lick stamps. The Cyn thiana postmaster plans to have his tongue half soled to handle the Christmas rush.
Advertisement for a new barber shop at Bank Street promises clean premises and superior service. Special prices include a 10 cent shave on Sundays and a 15 cent shave, with Payne & Greenwade listed.
In Mt Sterling Kentucky the estate of G. W. Sydner and Rachael Sydner requires claimants to present proof of their claims within the specified time to the designated person. The notice mandates proper proof and timely filing.
Thomas Baskett, about 41, died when 2300 volts surged through him at the Winchester city light plant. Asa Davis pulled him from the board and kept hold of the plug as Dr. Browne and a plant employee worked to revive him. Baskett, a longtime mechanic, left a wife Elizabeth Conway and three children, with funeral at St Joseph’s Catholic church and burial in Winchester cemetery.
Cheap Potatoes offer 100 bushels in Michigan at $1.00 per bushel with contact at Payne and Greenwade's Barber Shop. Also, Charles Long and Robert Collier of this city with William J. Scott of Chicago have bought a building at Fortified South Maysville Street and Locust Street, planning a large new structure on prime vacant city property.
A dependable line of groceries and meats at Vanarsdell's offers variety and trust for daily shoppers. The store emphasizes quality selections and steady availability to serve nearby residents.
Prompt attention given to any business entrusted to me. Real estate loans collecting agent notary public contractor and carpenter listed with contact at 3 Wesley St Mt Sterling Kentucky phone 471.
A concise account highlights how the trangressor’s path is depicted with clarity and authority. The piece emphasizes moral explanation and narrative structure, illustrating the tension between wrongdoing and consequence.
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