Portrait of a Reflective Muse at the Piano
A lyrical scene portrays a woman seated with a pensive gaze as memory sprites swirl. She clutches hands, awaiting commands, while the piano awaits a performance learned from brass lines.
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Newspaper
Reporter
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1897
Page
6
A lyrical scene portrays a woman seated with a pensive gaze as memory sprites swirl. She clutches hands, awaiting commands, while the piano awaits a performance learned from brass lines.
A light modern firearm such as the Model 94 or 95 Winchester enables more game to be killed at longer distances than old rifles. The Model 95 Winchester is highly powered, capable of penetrating over fifty inches of dry pine boards with a 30 caliber U S Army bullet and firing at 2066 feet per second. Hunters nationwide call it the best hunting rifle ever made. Free illustrated catalogue available from Winchester Repeating Arms Co New Haven Ct.
Of the four members of Syracuse University's graduating class who earned admission to the Phi Beta appa fraternity two are women.
To the Editor the Sioux City Tribune notes a Wisconsin county has appropriated 7000 dollars for road building and 6000 for bridges, totaling 13000. The letter argues for practical road work over old methods, citing Raymond in Racine county as a model with a stone crusher and coordinated farmer effort to improve drainage and access. The author urges continued agitation to inspire other counties.
Dorothy Tuttle, once bright and loved, describes a fall from grace starting with a sea departure death and loss. In court she pleads guilty to drinking and faces a ten dollar fine as she moves toward an even darker future.
Dr. Talmage urges moral reform in U S cities stressing responsibility of municipal leaders and officials. He cites New York finance, education, policing, and prisons, arguing religious influence must enter politics to curb corruption and uplift civic life. The sermon treats cities as modern civilizations with fate tied to rulers and reformers.
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