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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1892
Page
3
Fragmented verse by Lowater reprints Adams Beers tale of his Eve guiding toil and love through a cursed land. The speaker laments men groaning beneath rods while heavenly guards vanish, and women stand blocking the way as duty alters paths of toil and love in a austere landscape.
An old wagon driver recalls nights with the Duchess, Red Mickey Carney, and Clogs in a smoky room. Tales of knife stabbings, stage dancing, and brutal retribution culminate in a fatal confrontation that ends with Carney killing Clogs and the crowd dispersing.
In a sunlit riverside scene, Sydney Loraine learns Count Lindenheim is engaged. She confronts heartbreak with quiet strength, debating future hope and the possibility of reconciliation as the couple confronts looming separation and a perilous sunset.
A New York man jailed for Joyful violence, a Brooklyn youth arraigned for book theft, and a portrait of Samuel L. McFadin, veteran and Loganport official, surface among disjointed items. An ad extols Kilmer's Swamp Root, praising health benefits for rheumatic, kidney, and liver complaints with veteran testimonials. A stray farming note closes the fragment.
Readers are treated to a garbled astronomy piece about Ursa Major and the Big Dipper, naming stars in the bowl and handle and noting two lesser stars as pointers. A stray line quotes a Boston News item about a photographer and a sign offering photographs taken while you wait, plus a cryptic judge reference.
A description of how a female polar bear shelters her cubs in a snow burrow to endure long winters. The bear digs a crystal nursery under snow, keeps air and warmth for her offspring, and slowly grows them after emerging in spring. The cubs are tiny at birth and nurse while the mother remains lean from feeding prior to emergence.
The London papers report that the English government contract for pneumatic gun rights is unsettled. Work on the gun bow has begun at Woolwich arsenal with fifty units to be made. Iowa’s corn crop worth 75 million dollars could fill 600 miles of rail cars, supplying five bushels per person.
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