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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1908
Page
6
A first person tale describes a perilous duel between Alomores and the narrator with a condor aboard a wicker basket at the foot of the Andes. Eagles and winds lift the pair as the bird carries Alomar into the air and back toward a cliff ledge amid a tense survival struggle.
In a witty salon dialogue, two women debate men and social roles, comparing widows and spinsters to entrees on a menu, while a man named Carter looms as a potential partner. The exchange delves into charm, age, and gender expectations, with flirtation and social tact underlined. Kitty and the narrator exchange sharp lines about attraction, popularity, and the influence of a man’s presence on women’s behavior.
A narrator recounts Horace and Pauline amid a goat named William the Conqueror, a lost Horace text, and a strained romance with Allen Woodford. Pauline’s coming reunion with Horace follows misunderstandings and a visit that exposes past jealousies and reconciliations.
Fragmentary text recounts a peasant farmer and a shabby visitor who orders a vast procession of animals and goods to the farm. A series of misadventures unfolds with villagers and a comic miscommunication, including Ludomod, Pauline, and Winnie in a rural, period voice.
John Chapman known as Johnny Appleseed, the Ohio pioneer who planted orchards across the Ohio valley, sought to aid settlers with fruit. His work turned wild land into fertile nurseries, making apples a pioneer luxury as many orchards owe him thanks. His native state plans a monument in his memory.
The verse contrasts a spaniel’s daytime triumph with an Angora’s nocturnal fence, satirizing canine boldness and feline restraint in a playful, urbane rhymed observation. The piece implies social norms and witty animal allegory without direct event details.
Sojourning brothers from other lodges are invited to attend a meeting at the Masonic hall on a Wednesday in the mois of the month. Secretary is Frask T. Disxby, with McPane West noted among attendees.
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