21 Feb 1907
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Newspaper
Shepherdstown Register
Location
Shepherdstown, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1907
Page
1
A lyric vignette describes a person who performed loving deeds and brightened lives through faithful sacrifice. It recalls someone who lived in courage and shared cheerful songs, guarding others and serving without fanfare, with a vow to continue their quiet, peace-bringing work.
A log on Tate and Cole’s lumber tract north of The Narrows near Gettysburg yielded a carved human head fossilized in the wood. Dr. Tate transported the head to Altoona after viewing it on a Harrisburg train, while local workers speculated on theories from petrified remains to hidden murder.
The text muses on water expanding when heated and contracting when cooled, mentions a freezing point near minus 30 degrees, and discusses lakes filling with ice. It then shifts to a scattered medical ad tone about remedies, pills, and a family dialogue about marriage and divorce.
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