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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1914
Page
3
Excerpt from 1915 Kate Douglas Wiggin tale showing Waitstill Baxter and friends planning a quick elopement style trip. Dialogues reveal light hearted schemes to marry in New Hampshire and return for supper, with playful banter about timing and lonesome evenings.
Lois Boynton lies in bed with an open Bible as quiet wedding joy gives way to sudden sorrow. The scene recalls a winter landscape of cattle huddling, gray skies, and white crusted slopes as life shifts from happiness to loss.
Lois Boynton dies as snow falls on a Maine village farm. Ivory Wattstill Ivory and their family endure grief and rebuild life around reading, chores, and children by the fire. Rod, Wattstill, and a young Patty share solace and memory, while Jacob Cochrane’s grave and a lone rose bloom amid ruins. The community finds renewed bonds as winter deepens.
A partial, garbled passage mentions something about peat light and a pest in a cryptic way. It alludes to value and cheapness and to a person named Leicester but offers no clear events or facts.
Isabel Belaunse ran, famed as Queen of the Needle, crafts the world’s smallest dolls in Cuerfiavace. A National Geographic Society note describes frames of wire under a quarter inch long, silk embroidery, tiny hair braids, and eyes, noses, and mouths formed with patient detail. Each doll sells for twenty five cents, with ten hours of work yielding a dollar twenty five.
A fragmented passage notes a German traveler describing trained fleas in Germany and a Mexican origin tale told to an Indian maiden. It mentions a debate on equality, recalling that thirty-two years ago women entered US law schools, with sixty now listed as lawyers in a district directory.
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