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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1907
Page
3
A travelogue style reminiscence about Barschelt a German duchy with strict laws and militaristic pride. The narrator recalls court intrigues, the heiress Princess Hildegarde resisting unsuitable matches, and the tangled aims of her guardian uncle the Duke, amid ventures with the Prince of Doppelkinn and a web of suitors.
In a sunlit New Hampshire setting a professor and Lille Burton engage in witty banter on women's emancipation and equality. Lille finally tasks him with a marriage proposal revealing their evolving relationship and playful power dynamics.
A heroic soldier in J W Biwele’s Sketcher endures an avalanche and freezing siege near the Gila headwaters. Trapped between rock and snow, he tunnels, digs, and endures hunger and frost until a hunter discovers him and aids his recovery.
The piece recalls the 155th Pennsylvania volunteers with focus on Andrew White, a boy soldier who grows into a frontline hero during Grant’s 1864 Wilderness and Petersburg actions. It cites Porter’s Pittsburg Dispatch reflections and links the mule emblem to Garibaldi’s Paris unveiling, noting veterans’ ceremonies and Franco Prussian War memory.
A historical account recalls George's Inn as London’s last great coaching tavern. It describes its preserved decor and unchanged atmosphere that once hosted nobility, coaching parties, and Charles Dickens early in his rise. The venue remains a beloved stop for travelers with ownership unchanged through generations.
An elder actor recalls early days on tour with David Warfield and Helasco's favorite star. He recounts a lean period when Warfield received an unexpected remittance and invited two friends to dinner. At the table Warfield, hungry, sat with a cleaned plate while others ate before them, then joked he joined them by sharing a greasy plate.
Finch, author of The Blue and the Gray, is remembered as a true singer and upright judge who has joined the angelic choir. A fragmentary remark contrasts workers with old women, noting their faces while cutting meat and their distant pathos.
The fragment praises a finely built bind showing vast possibilities, highlighting the IEEE's well crafted design and potential impact. It emphasizes the strength and elegance of the construction and its promise for future applications. The tone is admiring and speculative about what's ahead.
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