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Newspaper
Rocky Ford Enterprise
Location
Rocky Ford, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1900
Page
3
On a ship commanded by Starne, mutiny erupts when crew members challenge orders. Starne orders suppression as shots are fired, injuring several and leaving others motionless. The crew protests a perceived tyranny and laments a fallen ally, Torrero, amid chaos at sea.
Rob Cleverdale reveals himself to Uncle Horton after being rescued at sea. Horton welcomes him with surprise and pride as Rob recounts Lemuel Starne’s betrayal and Richard Elvin’s death. The president honors Rob with a gold medal and the Black Cat schooner becomes government property, setting Rob on a path of future adventures and wealth.
Rob returns from peril to recount his voyage with Starne and Elvin aboard the Black Cat. He reunites with Aunt Anita and Cousin Elsie, informs the president, and reveals three lists of conspirators used in the trial. The Hortons learn Lemuel Starne is a villain as Rob reconstructs events.
The essay recalls how nightly gatherings in coffee houses drew scholars and wits who weighed literature and theater, noting the Bedford and its famed circles. It contrasts early century figures like Addison Pope and Steele with modern writers praised for natural talent over formal training.
The piece argues that many illnesses come from eating too quickly in a fast paced society. It contrasts the hurried business lunch with the idea of eating slowly, enjoying conversation, and taking time. Doctors favor slower meals for longer life, better health, and sharper coping.
A New York bank recounts a woman depositor who overdrew her account by a small amount. She politely apologized and enclosed a bank check for the overdraft, prompting a courteous internal note about overdrafts not being credits to be drawn upon.
A couple contemplates marriage with a unique clause. The bride asks that if they later seek divorce, her brothers, aspiring lawyers, represent them. The exchange underscores family ties and unconventional support in domestic plans.
Mrs Upjohn notes a December change in Bessie as she starts attending church regularly, praising the new sealskin collar that arrived in the first week of December. The quotation reflects a neighborhood observation from the Chicago Tribune with a proverb about life’s certainties.
Brief reads of varied topics include European coal shortages boosting Maryland and West Virginia mines and shipments from Baltimore Lambert's Point and New Port News. Mentions Cumberland coal contracts, Russian deals, and a health ad for Hostetter's Stomach Bitters. Also scattered jokes, dental notes on paper teeth, gossip, and old ad copy references.
Free medical advice for women offered by Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts with no charge for consultations.
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