The Answer Love Poem by Louise Morgan Sill
In Harper's Weekly Louise Morgan Sill reflects on enduring love that outlives passion yet refuses to acknowledge another heart. The verse contrasts immortal feeling with restraint and warns against speaking of love without true knowledge or restraint.
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Louise Morgan Sill
Harper's Weekly
Major recounts a two-headed elephant duel for a jungle tale
In a Semi official venture tale a Major recalls a perilous Malay journey. He details a monstrous two headed elephant that charged him as two trunks tried to operate a revolver. The creature toppled after a fierce duel with the two heads, and the Major returned to camp with the carcass presented to the Rajah.
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Mr. Hatkins
Forty-third Light Infantry
Mr. Harkins
Twenty-seventh
New York Regiment
Washington
E. Clerihen
London Daily News
Indifferent Bridegroom At Spotted Islands
A peripatetic minister is summoned to Spotted Islands to unite a couple but discovers the bride is the deceased wife's sister, a forbidden match. The groom refuses, yet the crowd is stirred as another willing partner is found and the ceremony proceeds with lighthearted humor.
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Gabrador
Spotted Islands
Dr. Grenfell
Leslie’s Monthly
North Carolina Legislature Faces Anti Jug Law Repeal Debates
On a busy Wednesday in the North Carolina Senate and House, lawmakers tackled divorce law repeal petitions, pursued local anti jug measures, and debated changing court times and school acts. The anti jug bill advanced after heated votes, with counties seeking exemptions and broad support for a full state repeal. The day also saw finance and governance bills, and a high profile dispute over treasurer Lacy’s recovered funds.
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Henderson
Ward
Board of Agriculture
Agricultural and Mechanical College
House
MecNinch
Lacy
William H. Martin
Williams
Carolina and Tennessee Railway
Jones
Craven
Lee
Revenue Act
Worman H. Johnson
Merchants’ Association
Assembly
North Carolina
Gold Hill
Martin
Seales
The
Baptist Association
Watts
Spencer
Tuckaseegee Railway
Cleveland
Cabarrus
Gaston
Mitchell
Mc Ninch
Friends of Temperance
David
Haywood
McNinch
Davis
Murphy
Rowan
Winehorne
Graham
Granville
Stewart
Harnett
Alexander
Mecklenburg
Koonce
Onslow
Democratic Committee
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Bertie
Supreme Court
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Riburn
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Canady
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Gower
Lincoln
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McQueen
Olive
Redding
Stronach
Taylor
Vance
Thagagrd
Wade
Webb
West
Bladen
Cherokee
Wood
Powers
Rutherford
Young
Caldwell
Watauga
Burke
Randolph
Sea Pigeons In Millions Swarm From Sea To River
Millions of sea pigeons swept into Baker's Bay and the lower Columbia last week trailing huge sardine schools. They flew three to four deep with up to a score abreast, moving at least fifty miles per hour. Some flocks lingered over the bar for hours. Many became entangled in fishing gear and posed a danger to gear. The birds pursue sardines along with whales as part of their seasonal feed.
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Lower
Columbia
Ilwaco Journal
The Last Refuge
Margie warns Harry she will tell mamma if teasing continues and papa punishes. Harry counters with crying to summon grandma for candy, then withholds. Chicago News remarks accompany the dialogue in a brief social scene.
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Margie
Mamma
Papa
Harry
Chicago News
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