Dawn Over the Hills Mary W. M. Falconer Poem
A reflective poem by Mary W. M. Falconer in Chambers Journal contemplates daybreak beyond hills. The speaker laments a delightful day ending as visions of dawn arrive for youth, maiden, and warrior.
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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1898
Page
7
A reflective poem by Mary W. M. Falconer in Chambers Journal contemplates daybreak beyond hills. The speaker laments a delightful day ending as visions of dawn arrive for youth, maiden, and warrior.
Arthur Shotwell, manager at the foundry during a lengthy strike, faces a planned death from a ticking clock device set by two assailants. Dorothy, the proprietor’s daughter, frees him and, with her help, he wrests free as Corrie sleeps nearby. In a dramatic escape, Dorothy unbinds him and sacrifices her own safety to save the man she loves, while Corrie remains asleep, unaware of the danger averted.
An east side public school sight reading lesson drew a worm on the board with the caption This is a worm Do not step on it Then a 6 year old volunteer read This is a warm doughnut Step on it The mix up sparked a humorous misreading showcasing classroom mishaps and early reading challenges.
In a Kansas City lawsuit, Ella Downend sues for $5,000 after injuring herself on a sidewalk step. Attorney George Jones, for the city, argued the step is routine and unlikely to trip a person, but he himself stumbled over the same step while pointing to it, provoking laughter in the courtroom per the Kansas City Journal.
Heirs of the late George G Seaton of Rockford Arkansas must not smoke to receive legacies from his will. He left four nieces and six nephews sums of 100 to 200 dollars each with a proviso that any beneficiary who uses cigarettes or alcohol to excess forfeits that portion to a charity chosen by the executors.
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