August 28 1913 Poetic Reflection On A Noble Day
A fragment reflects on August 28 1913 and the idea that a day is lost if no noble action is performed before the sun sinks. The lines urge deeds of honor and virtue as the day’s lasting measure.
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Newspaper
Shepherdstown Register
Location
Shepherdstown, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1913
Page
3
A fragment reflects on August 28 1913 and the idea that a day is lost if no noble action is performed before the sun sinks. The lines urge deeds of honor and virtue as the day’s lasting measure.
The author records a Niagara Falls visit from August 18 1913 detailing travel by Lehigh Valley route via Philadelphia and Wilkes Barre through Pennsylvania and New York to view American and Canadian falls. He notes the Falls depths and the gorge, spray and rainbows, whirlpools, and the Niagara River as a short outlet to the Great Lakes, then shifts to Atlantic City August 25 1913 with seaside observations on bathing attire and fashion.
Readers see Atlantic City bathers and boardwalk life through a column praising fashion, noting daring dresses and slit skirts, while recording local visits, hotel work, serenades, and a church project. The piece also covers Henry Hall’s catarrh cure ad, a piano exhibit by Stieff at Morgan's Grove Fair, and a Parkersburg dispute with a hair-cutting assault warrant.
Nearby resident Charles Henry of Winchester was killed Monday night by a B&O train at the Martinsburg Queen Street crossing. A large barn near Benevola in Washington County Md burned Saturday night with hay wheat and farm implements, loss about 3000 dollars. Chorge Snowberger of Roadside Md died from a fractured skull after a horse kick. Clarence Deneen of Hagerstown sues Reynolds for 3000 dollars over a timber contract near Hancock. Mrs. Aaron McGraw was wounded by a stray rifle bullet on the Williamsport pike. investigation ongoing. Edgar Webb and William Hallam, teens from Bolivar Heights, ran away then were returned from Wilmington Del. Mrs. Lillian Kees of Martinsburg died by deliberate carbolic acid poisoning. two farewell letters found. she was 39, widow with no children, survived by two sisters and two brothers.
An elderly woman from Shepherdstown West Virginia testifies to lasting relief from kidney troubles using Doan's Kidney Pills. The ad urges readers with backache nervousness or urinary issues to seek the remedy sold by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY as sole U S agents.
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