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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1895
Page
6
A poetic reflection on unspoken praise and restraint, urging honesty and courage in speech. The speaker notes how withheld words reveal inner restraint and asks for openness when loving and admiring others. References to heaven and enduring virtue underscore the moral weight of silent truth.
Rex and Cynthia scheme to marry after a year apart and defend their feelings while debating appearances and a beard proposal. They recall Uncle Bob and past promises, then face the truth that love remains uncertain amidst wealth, duty, and shifting loyalties. Rex vows to end uncertainty with a prompt wedding.
A Boston Herald report tells of a bride choosing a gift she deemed modest. She was charged seven dollars but later learned the correct price was seventy. The error, though paid, shows how easily wedding gift costs can be misjudged and overpaid.
Reflective verse lament on lost words of love and friendship. The speaker mourns missed chances to speak true feelings, recalling years with neighbors and loved ones now gone, and questions how memory consoles after time has worn away shared care. A somber meditation on speech and memory.
A rough Land Watch mining camp gathers by a lamp in the hotel as a logger tells a long tale of a train wreck and a child’s prayers. Sam shares a ghost tale about a girl praying beside wrecked tracks, ending with a quiet, respectful acknowledgment from the men.
A Sun Telegraphy note extols heliography as a practical American refined signaling invention. It credits its origin to Koyland, notes extensive use in Tulsa and Egypt, and praises Washington as Father of His Country. Distances of fifty to sixty miles comparable.
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