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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1886
Page
6
The speaker muses on marriage with a gentle critique of wealth and status. A mother’s daily tasks and kinship duties appear as the measure of a wife’s value. The narrator promises to quit loneliness if a suitable partner is found.
The narrative follows Alice Trevor and her daughter Alice as they cope with wealth isolation on a sugar estate. After an engagement to Hugh Trevor collapses under pressure, the couple flees to England seeking better fortunes. The tale shifts to their son Frank Trevor remembering the sea and the loss of his father at sea, while the family faces poverty and relocation to England with maternal ties pulling them back toward Mrs Brandleth.
At Drayton-on-Sea years after a sea tragedy May Trevor and her grandmother meet longtime sailor Mr. Trevor, a doctor, who reveals he survived a wreck and worked in America to send for May. Alice learns the truth of past afflictions. Hugh Trevor travels to England and reunites with his wife and child as Mrs Brandleth dies content, knowing their sorrow ends with their new beginning.
A Nashville correspondent recounts Col Dick Menefee of Kentucky using a violin anecdote to sway mountain voters against Judge Hogan. The tale claims Hogan’s left handedness and right-handed playing in Lexington influenced rural support, contributing to Hogan’s overwhelming defeat.
Dr J L Stephens of Lebanon Ohio discusses cocaine dangers and a claimed cure system. He cites patient cases, including Dr Underhill, and endorses Warner's Safe Cure with a private treatment sequence, asserting kidney and liver restoration and a cure rate across thousands.
The article notes a Mexican legation project facing delays after a clash with a Mexicas minister, now proceeding with the design sent to Mexico for approval by Mr. Marrecal. Site chosen on the north side of Ietree between Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets. Ground to cover five frame houses. property owned by Cor Now: Vor sills le Moy Abbee and Judge Walte. Building cost about $50,000 with offices on the first floor and residence for the Mexican minister. Also mentions Moy Abbee’s naturalization bid, a French protection rate deputation to President Grevy, and the death of Dr Abbott in Berlin.
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