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Newspaper
The Perrysburg Journal
Location
Perrysburg, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1902
Page
6
A flowery prophetic fragment recalls mankind’s drive to conquer air and space, invoking storms and lightning as symbols of power and peril. It questions mastery over nature while envisioning travel across skies and worlds, ending with a signature from Saarion Couthony Smith in Youth's Companion.
Thornton dictates a novel love story as satire on marriages urged by editors. Frank Ashton jeers yet helps draft while plotting the best man role the next month. The pair drink and discuss Elle and the story ends with a toast to the wedding.
A curious traveler questions the origin of a vast gorge. The stranger speaks of glacial action or a titanic upheaval from below as possible causes. He offers to show samples after a prompt payment of $2,500 a dozen, then doubles the money.
A brief note reflects on a small group of Victoria era companions still living and the dwindling circle of acquaintances as time passes. It mentions Chicago records and a general sense of fading historical figures from the title era.
The Chicago Inter Ocean notes that young army officers feel discouraged as their marriages are not approved up the line. The piece argues hardships will not last forever and calls for perseverance in service.
In a column dated circa 1903, Col. Henderson campaigns to curb autocratic control of the House by the Speaker, noting Reed’s rules and predicting that the next congress will seek to restore genuine representation by allowing committees to be named more independently and reducing one man’s power over legislation. The piece cites historical tension between autocratic leadership and constitutional duty.
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