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Newspaper
The Union
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1921
Page
3
A reflective verse on faith in renewal. The speaker contrasts nature’s recurring spring with human doubt, urging belief in dawn after night and a returning morning. It laments those who doubt nature’s God despite experience and the certainty of seasonal cycles.
After 3 p.m. an owner invites potential buyers to view a property described as a great chance for a nice home. The note emphasizes convenient timing and appealing features likely to attract interest from local buyers.
A playful dialog from the Richmond Dispatch features a woman praising George for his sweetness and love while her father teases him about checking if his name appears on records at the record office. The piece captures light domestic humor and local character.
In a Birmingham Age-Herald anecdote Blondine recalls a death scene misstep as a theater audience member laughed at a tragedy. The manager calmed concerns, noting the laugh led to ejecting the man, while Blondine and Brunetta trade quips about foot in mouth moments and public reception.
Osalie and Rose share roots with Rosalie and Rose. The piece traces name origins from France to England and Italy, linking Rosalie to devotions, Rosarium, and St. Dominic, with variants like Rosine Rosette Rosanne Rosina Rosetta and Rosealba, noting meanings and associations. It ends with a cartoon quip about time.
The Journal des Saveurs appeared in France with its first issue dated January 5 1665 and later included fiction and verse. The first American magazine titled the American Magazine was published in Philadelphia with founder John Webbe releasing the first edition on February 13 1741.
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