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Newspaper
Revelstoke Herald
Location
Ravelstoke, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Jun 04, 1903
Page
6
A reflective verse laments youth’s passing and memory’s pull, praising Fantinekill as a fairy vale where childhood joys linger. The poem contrasts past vitality with aging, urging inward gaze as shadows fade when fond memories return.
In New York a coupe carrying Mrs Getty is intercepted on Fifth Avenue near Forty-third Street. A stranger forces entry in front of Grand Central, threatens the passenger, and orders the driver toward West Forty-fourth Street as puzzled bystanders watch.
A noted forger frets at Sing Sing after a tense escape from a carriage. He pleads innocence and asks Mrs Getty to help reach the Twenty third street ferry to evade capture. She refuses to intervene, guiding him to use a rail line and leaving police reports to the next day.
A quirky Washington Star exchange jokes about Shakespeare birthday celebrations and a man with a diamond and mustache. The quote riffs on box office frostsike and misread titles. A girl loses poise with a wedding ring and notes on wealth shaping children's selfishness.
A poem of resilience where a yellow sea poppy grows on shingle and sand. The speaker declares the flower’s purpose amid harsh sun and barren ground, insisting that divine intention makes such blooms fruitful even where comforts are few.
A Marylebone police court crowd hears an interview with a famed detective. The veteran, twenty years in service and a decade as a detective, recounts cases from 1882 including trumps on three confidence men, a brutal confrontation with burglar Lovett, and a daring capture of the North London criminal Owen. He also recalls saving a woman from a fire and his instinctive city-wide raids that earned him a gold chronometer.
In Leslie's Weekly poem excerpt John J Mechan recalls a veteran captain at a Maryland harbor. The speaker watches a warship in the bay, remembers youth, loved ones, and battles while waiting on a pier as dusk falls and a cannon boom echoes.
A lone Oxford graduate strolling the coast meets a bewitching girl reading on a cliff edge as the tide cuts off the shore. He offers to carry her across a widening water barrier to safety, removing shoes and aiding her escape as waves approach.
The narrator recalls a seaside escapade with Bessie Cragg, a scarlet parasol, and a yellow backed book leading to a confrontation with Joseph Cragg and a wife’s presumed affair. Marie, Elizabeth Cragg, and Mrs Cragg reveal connections as the tale resolves into a yacht trip and a marriage in Bringhbay.
The text describes tongue signs tied to fever digestion and liver conditions. Moist tongues, dry tongues, and color changes signal fever, nervous prostration, dyspepsia, typhoid risk, or gastric and intestinal inflammation. A strawberry tongue suggests scarlet fever, while a yellow coating hints at liver derangement.
A discussion on the need for mental and physical repose in a busy world. It urges training children to observe silent rest periods, promotes relaxation in schools, and suggests public retreats of quiet and music to ease nerve tension. It also touches on machine tool lore and a playful quiz of state stereotypes.
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