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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1913

Page

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A Choice Between Two Roads on the Cumberland Plateau

A traveler recalls a Tennessee journey by wagon where a young woman named Sairy joins with two suitors, Josh and Matt. The scene unfolds as Matt pressures a wedding choice, revealing Sairy’s guarded affections and the men’s rivalry. Josh finally decides by the road to Jasper or Chattanooga, signaling a wary, dramatic outcome.

Tennessee Cumberland Plateau Josh Sarry Saunders Larry Howdy Matt Jasper Sairy Chattanoogy Air Chattanooga Mart Waal

Waterloo Bridge Admired as Noblest in World

Canova called Waterloo bridge the noblest in the world and worth a journey from Rome to see. The Marquis de Vermont, a contemporary, praised the bridge but disliked the repeated Waterloo name in London his remark notes. He cites Waterloo road and street as reminders of defeat and mentions Waterloo hotels and public houses.

Waterloos London Waterloo Bridge Canova Rome Marquis de Vermont Waterloo Waterloo Road Waterloo Street Waterloo Academies

London Chronicle Quote on 19th Century Attire

A London Chronicle excerpt notes fashion details stating ladies wear Waterloo bonnets and gentlemen wear Wellington boots. The line reflects period dress descriptions and social attire norms.

Waterloo Wellington London Chronicle

Mystery Solved At Family Portraits With Ruffed Necks

A boy named Robert studies portraits of ancestors as his mother explains their attire. He then reveals he finally understands Jimmie Burns comment about having a lot of ruff necks in the family. Telegram item from Youngs town.

Robert Jimmie Burns Youngs

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