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Newspaper
Perry Advertiser
Location
Perry, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1899
Page
10
Paul confronts a family tragedy in which Nora's madness and deceit bind his wife to a doomed past. Molly and Melly recount sorrow, treachery, and a failed romance, revealing how a mother's crime sows ruin across generations as a telegram signals a desperate search.
Pall Mall Gazette highlights Daudet as a marvelous child in spirit and imagination. It notes a life marked by exuberant love of living and a quest for justice and humility, suggesting that artless nature drives progress and genius.
In a fragmentary tale a passenger on a fast train bound for St Louis leaps from the rear platform about fifty miles from the city. A physician asks why as the man regains senses. He replies fate spared him. he might have fared worse. A polite exchange with an elderly couple follows.
The report jokes about a smokeless powder, comparing it to a child as Wageles argues it should be heard not seen. It notes Prince Albert of Monaco is constructing a magnetic observatory in the Azores.
McClure's March issue features Charles Dana Gibson’s Egyptian travel sketches and a strong lineup of literary and fashion content. Summaries highlight The Real Reed in Ladies Home Journal and War coverage in Harper's, Atlantic psychology pieces by William James, and Harper’s Weekly colonial business insights.
A medley of aphorisms and reflections on nourishment humanity and faith. Topics touch on Butter and bacon as nourishing foods height of moderns versus ancestors a Nuremberg annexation and social exhortations about God church and salvation. The tone is editorial and devotional with the author urging trust in Christ and reliance on spiritual awakening.
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