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Newspaper
Springfield Globe Republic
Location
Springfield, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1885
Page
2
An archival fragment notes correspondence directed to Kinney Richkols & Co of Teringlield Ohio, then shifts into eclectic, satirical items on public figures. It references Phelan faulting Roess, Gladstone’s illness, and reactions to Irish and British events, mixing names and opinions with brief literary and social gossip.
The speaker reflects on loss and danger, imagining the possible impact of an explosion on loved ones. He condemns the attack as a violation of Christianity civilization and humanity, expressing enduring devotion to Ireland and anger at the perpetrators.
A reminiscence recalls Dean Buckland father of naturalist Frank Buckland. His Westminster home housed eagles serpents and monkeys a true menagerie. A dinner anecdote reveals a fox dish joke shared with guests and the dean’s experiment to test the diners. The tale links to a grandfather’s Westminster memory and a Eureka California coincidence about a birthday date.
The text urges prioritizing sleep before midnight, noting two hours before midnight are more restorative than two hours after. It emphasizes night as the best time for rest and day for work, valuing early hours for productive effort.
In a club scene at De Vallou's hall, Clement Vane learns Miss Holmes is engaged while Miss Lee teases with a joke about rejecting suitors. Tom Leonard mocks Vane as he grapples with the fallout, and Vane contemplates proposing to Miss Holmes, sparking a dramatic, witty exchange amid flirtations and rivalries.
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