Song Of Hope From The Waverley Magazine
A poem from the Waverley Magazine describes a song that travels across a distant bay. It brings hope and calm, soothing weary brows and troubled hearts, and vows to defy fear and endure for ages.
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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1904
Page
7
A poem from the Waverley Magazine describes a song that travels across a distant bay. It brings hope and calm, soothing weary brows and troubled hearts, and vows to defy fear and endure for ages.
Jim Warwick lives to climb in a rising firm run by John Hammond. A chance meeting with Miss Mary Ormsby reveals Arthur Ridgeley’s letters and a plan to transfer control. Warwick confesses love, wealth barriers, and a hopeful engagement as Ormsby offers support and a shared letter to Arthur.
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A depot news stand attendant recommends two reading options. He suggests de Sportin News for genuine first class information, or a substantial bound book by Herbert Spencer for throwing at a Pullman porter. The teller speaks in a dialectal Washington Star quote about choices for reading material and entertainment on trains.
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