Hoss Sense Dialect Poem By Cy Warman
A rustic verse ponders horse sense and timing as a rider muses on wisdom and instinct. The speaker uses horse imagery to compare keen perception with the horse’s nose and instincts amid autumn and winter cues.
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1908
Page
3
A rustic verse ponders horse sense and timing as a rider muses on wisdom and instinct. The speaker uses horse imagery to compare keen perception with the horse’s nose and instincts amid autumn and winter cues.
An American travels from France to Spain with an expired passport chasing a fugitive who has stolen his wife. At a French station a jewel reveals his bride imprisoned inside a gigantic 40 carat diamond. The stone dissolves when touched and the lover dies, leaving the sacred gem and the mystery of divine artistry.
Constance Smedley argues against clinging to outdated notions of womanhood. She notes the modern girl’s athleticism, diverse interests, and wider world knowledge, rejecting nostalgia for stricter seclusion and gendered constraints.
A long vision of city life ends in a man finding solace in nature. He yearns for open skies and a peaceful moment in grass and clouded light, reading a tale of love as he returns home to the song of night birds.
Two Scotchmen from Lanarkshire visiting London find the wash stand lacks soap. An attendant finally replies in Scots after the pair ask what it means, then returns with a bottle and two glasses.
The piece discusses aligning garden design with house architecture, contrasting formal rococo gardens with integrated hillside layouts. It highlights a Rhine valley house where the garden terrace, wall, vines, and arbor are treated as extensions of the dwelling, blending architecture and landscape.
An article extols Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as a universal remedy for women’s illnesses. It cites traditional herbal cures, claims Western Indians use roots for ailments, and credits Pinkham with restoring health to Bertha Muff after seeking advice two years ago.
The article lists counts of newspapers by region and notes that 12,500 newspapers are published in the United States with about 1,000 daily and 120 managed by Black editors. Asia has 3,000 periodicals, many in British India and Japan which publishes 1,500. Africa has 200, with 30 in Egypt and the rest in European colonies.
Local ad promotes sale of guns traps furs and hides by the N W Hide and Fur Co Minneapolis buyers urged to inquire about cheap offerings and trade options for winter pelts and equipment.
A compact notice-like item quoting Sinclair Lewis and mentioning a factory related dealer phrase. The readable text centers on patience as a virtue and hints at a dealer link to a factory, without clear event detail or persons.
A compact reflection notes that borrowing trouble is unwise even for friends and hints at gendered patterns in disagreements with a skeptical tone. The passage blends social commentary with playful phrasing about behavior and conflict without a clear narrative.
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