03 Mar 1888
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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1888
Page
1
A poetic fragment from Willan Struthers in Home Journal explores aging and enduring love. The speaker notes changes in appearance and soul, claiming love reveals new self awareness beyond time. The verse contrasts fading youth with growing inner nobility as lovers draw closer.
In Denver the fed stage era is told through Capt. Bill Cummings and the Leadville route. A robbers’ gang led by Amos V Townsend haunted the mountains. a tenderfoot passenger killed a man for his belt and money. Captain Rawlins hunted the gang, Townsend was arrested, and Townsend was found dead by hanging after being dragged from jail.
Detroit Free Press notes Tor Gardner delivering a forceful talk at the Limekiln Club lampooning women’s extravagance and urban debt. Gardner cites a local lodge member’s suicide after a life of debt to illustrate social pressure and rising costs. He condemns luxury fashion, household splurges, and the chase for appearances.
Excerpt urges young men to seek health comfort and respectability and to save for a home. It condemns using educational groups as mere clubs delaying marriage and extols the educated wife as key to a good home built on plain living and frugal economies.
In 1863 Pitt-Greene Halleck, aged 72, wrote to a female admirer about his photo. He joked that his long beard and whitewashing would mislead her into thinking him Bryant, the poet. He mused on the sun’s skill at likenesses and remarked on aging and appearance.
The passage recalls fifty years past when the industrial class faced drowsiness and scarcity of Deod. The Enclish race is described as thin and even girls show a favored look. It notes a change in weight per adult before and after the repeal of corn laws, with youth growing taller and heavier, as times shifted in Chicago.
A fragment from the New York Tribune lists whimsical and archaic job appeals for households. It includes families seeking cooks, maids, nurses, or chambermaids, with satirical notes on social mores and etiquette. Listings reference several fictitious contact names and emphasize domestic service roles.
A fragmented dialogue collage shows sentimental talk about love and wealth with exchanges from the Ban Francisco Chronicle and New York Sun, interwoven with Omaha World items. It hints at scenes of courting, ambition, and social costs without a clear single narrative strand.
The article recounts Chauncey M. Depew in Homburg and London notables seeking waters and spa routines with doctor advice. It then describes Delphi style theatre in adapaneno with Japanese seating, bath-like compartments, and a long, dawn-to-midnight performance on a narrow platform above the pit.
Alfred Trumble relays a night encounter where a jobless bookkeeper tried to sell his coat at 2 am in Madison eyrace, then fled when spotted by a patrolman. The incident includes remarks about Sing Sing pensioners and a warning by an officer that the thief had tempted others with a similar offer.
An amusing anecdote from the German Reichstag last session features Herr Wielmann misreading his name on the roll and receiving no reply. He repeats the call loudly, provoking laughter as colleagues realize the error and join in, with Simgelt noted present.
Pioneer Livery Stable advertises top saddle homes and driving rigs with emphasis on outfits for long trips, highlighting quality equipment and attentive service for extended journeys.
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