07 Jun 1893
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Newspaper
The Democratic Press
Location
Eaton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1893
Page
1
In a dingy store during a snowy day a white-throated bobolink and her mate plan freedom from captivity. They exploit a careless boy and a moment when the door opens to fly into the world, seeking the warm south and liberty above the roofs.
A white throat and a bobolink seek the Southland, rest under a eaves, endure cold and hunger, and finally perish together in the snow after binding bills and hearts. A later scene shows a curtain clerk and a furniture dealer banter about chenille curtains and a job.
A cartoonish exchange from the Indianapolis Journal features a Ryan hotel waiter judging tips and a back-and-forth on the meaning of public spirited. The dialogue pivots on wealth and occupation, with a quip that a public spirited citizen may own much real estate to boom.
A nostalgic feature extols grandfathers and grandmothers as lively teachers and steady comforters in family life. It contrasts grandparent involvement with fathers and notes the enduring role of grandmothers in kitchen and caregiving while touching on parental reform and generational change.
A Munich painter Lenbach finally wins an audience with Bismarck after a series of refusals aided by a sharp letter to the Princess. The price for Bismarck’s portrait is set at 25 000 marks and later 26 000 marks for Lenbach’s own portrait. The tale contrasts Lenbach’s triumph with a Louth childhood memory of Alfred Tennyson and stories of early verse, plus humorous society vignettes and hotel mishaps.
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