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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1907
Page
6
Fragmented lines depict a man above ruin and a world where time mocks, with references to Winter and Summer, faith and fame, and mythical imagery. The speaker contemplates seeing Antonio in spring, aging saplings, and death in all, as Time, the old god, persists.
George Shoreham buys a historic walnut desk from Jeremy in Wyattsville on a street crowded with bric a brac. Beverley Essex hides twenty five thousand dollars, later disappears, and Lucy Essex awaits his return. A dreamlike midnight voyage ends with George waking in his own office at three o clock.
A long fragment echoes Lochinvar’s bold ride and a Netherby wedding. It intertwines with a modern scene of mislaid plans, a clever discovery of a diary, and a Christmas resolution involving Beverley and the Shoreham family.
Janes Daily of Jeffersonville Indiana lost several teeth and damaged others when a curtain roller spring wound too tight reversed its motion. Daily, who has one arm, was using his mouth to fix the spring when it broke loose and tore his teeth. The event was described amid a column of local quips and sayings about vanity and popularity.
The article riffs on political rhetoric with a mor talist tone. It cites Washington Star citations about leadership, responsibility, and excuses versus blame while noting the ordinary town’s dissatisfaction with entertainment of leaders.
An episode recounts Fox racing through fire and travel from Paris to Newmarket via Dover, fitting a waistcoat wager. He dined mid voyage, met a pursuing messenger, and arrived to deliver a sharp speech in the House of Commons defeating North by one vote. London: Spectator.
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