Fragmentary Tale of a Wedding Ad in Burlington
A damaged text recounts a scene in a Burlington newspaper office where a young journalist debates an ode and a potential wedding poem. The editor questions the subject, the governor, and the manuscript while a clerk handles payment and advertising notes amid a tense, ironic office mood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand
Changes in Economy and Society in an Industrial Era
The text argues that today’s savings and earnings exceed those of 1460, while living costs have not kept pace. It asserts most people are better fed clothed housed and possess more comforts. It attributes change to nature’s forces invention machinery and cooperative capital and labor with minimal conflict when appropriately coordinated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Punt
van Kuccena
Henry St. Fitts
Urtrevid Kennedy
Kondont
We. Pitts
Mae
Warty
Wer I
Pitt
Yfara
Pitta
David Kennedy
Alec
Eale
N. F. Hagen Ridney
Chiasa Whols Sale Draggista
Also Mentioned on This Page
Everse Sanctum
Noep
Seopod
Ith
Gevern
Ant
Teeger
Mary
Cvn
Fresutitar
Mirma
Amerie
Burlington
Krewn
Ree
Journalia
Grival
Horace Gree
Hawkeye
Varteus
Ayer
Texas Cattle
Kndge City
Kanaan
Kansas
Nebradka
Wm. B. Crimes
Kansas City
Joan Goedert
Sidne
Freeh Meath
Sauseges
Front Street
Ogallala
F. W. Gasmann
Croceries
Nebraska
Geo. W. Tanner
Etor
Spofford
Samuel Roney
Nebyaska
Thorn
Cor. Rose and
Scond Streets
Sidney
Proprietere of the
Capitol Billiard Parlor
Flrst Street
John Mallon
Irea
W. Naab
A. B. Persinger
W. T. Whitney
Front
Ross Streets
Excelsior Meat Market
Vine
Second Streets
Sitisons
Kidney
Anit
H. V. Redington & CQ
Sidney Bakbery
Anheuser’s
St. Louis
MT. Urbach
W. Livingston
Camp Stover
Daugherty, Kelly & CO
Black Hills Freight
Commission
Alergix Aly
Studebacker
Deadwood
J. W. Daugherty
R. D. Kelly
Black Hills
Bineh Hills
Concord
Com
Roa
Carsa
Bidney
C. F
Lockheed
Mose Kerchivell
Reliah
Chestnut Street