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Newspaper
Shiner Gazette
Location
Shiner, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1908
Page
3
A brief meditation on cross cultural communication through voices and manners. A Japanese alumna gently corrects loud American speech while noting thin paper walls in Japanese homes. The piece contrasts European appreciation for refined tones with American self critique and ends urging cultivation of paper voices.
Description of Rhode Island Reds as a general purpose fowl with two comb varieties, physical traits for males and females, and standard weights for cocks hens cockerels pullets. Notes on plumage color, beak and leg hue, and overall feather pattern. Also covers maturity, egg color, and broodiness.
A fragment cites Tears that I know not what they mean. The lines express divine despair and idle sadness rising in the heart as one looks over autumn fields and recalls days that are no more. The excerpt evokes loss and memory without narrating events.
Fragmentary OCR text presents a lyric meditation on death and memory. Dated lines describe sorrowful days that fade like dawn and the hollow ache of remembered kisses. The voice laments life’s end and the pull of past loves.
The article outlines Bugkeyes breed origins by Mrs. Metcalf of Ohio from Plymouth Rocks Buff Cochins Black Breasted Red and Indian Games with fluffy plumage. It details Brahma class birds, their history famed as hen fever stock, and describes features of Light Brahma males and females including plumage, head traits and yellow legs.
The text details plumage: white and black striped tail as in the male, black tail feathers with white edging except top two main tail feathers may be edged with white, and two rows of tail coverts covering parts of both sides. It ends with a seven year old boy going to heaven by gasoline and a mother’s fear of fire, a fragment from Cecilia A. Loizeaux in Lip pincott's.
Mrs Justwed comments on a tiny egg at breakfast and Mr Justwed calls it chic in a lighthearted exchange from a Bismarck Tribune caption.
A humorous exchange at a marriage witnesses Robert Lowe declaring he endows all his worldly goods, later grumbling he had nothing. His wife retorts, then requests recognition of his genius, to which he quips that genius was not among his endowments.
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