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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 30, 1900
Page
7
A Philadelphia North American note rails against excluding children, contrasting the voices of youngsters with a note of humor. It hints at adults preferring a restricted space and recalls a line about entering only if one is like the children.
Uncle Bayle recounts a tale from Foix near Mirepeix about a stormy night at a French inn where a Spaniard and a young student staged a ghost illusion to win quadruples. The wager collapses when the illusion drives the student mad and the con artists vanish, proving ghosts are a ruse.
Dunham Greer wanders from Cleveland to a rural town seeking rest from a mysterious illness. He collapses at a cottage, is cared for by a kindly widow, and a gruff physician, while a supportive father arrives from New York. A heartfelt reconciliation leads to promised travel and renewed family ties.
A lyrical meditation on waiting and love. It contrasts nature imagery with human longing, noting the nest heart and bees to flowers. The speaker awaits a beloved, trusting time will bring its face back, as stars in night reflect distant reunion.
The article recounts how Henry B. Plant and Henry M. Flagler shaped modern Florida as a winter resort with rival rail and steamship lines. It humorously notes their friendship and playful exchanges over Miami and Tampa as Flagler’s and Plant’s eastern and southern gateways to Cuba.
A brief Chicago exchange shows a determined young woman challenging Mr Bardde about sources of inspiration. The poet replies he is too pressed with writing to chase ideas, revealing creative strain.
A brief comic exchange from Paris L'llustration depicts a footman apologizing for a mix up as he reveals his recent prior job at a dentist's office. The humorous mishearing showcases social awkwardness and period humor.
A fragment quotes Ally Sloper joking about a sailor who lost a leg and a seafaring man who had a parchment with a shark. The humorous dialogue reflects Victorian era comic style and character banter.
A punchy exchange shows a customer asking for ten cents worth of paregoric and a druggist replying with a quarter as the price in a terse, urban-flavored quip.
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