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Newspaper
Traverse Bay Eagle
Location
Traverse City, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1898
Page
2
A poetic fragment depicts a white sand shore battling a rising sea threat. An aerial sprite bears news as steel clad waves clash with the land. A ship prays for calm while waves rage. the sea and coast endure a mournful, hopeful scene.
A narrator, once enthralled by burglars, is awakened midnight by a real intruder. The shabby thief robs about, ties the author to a radiator, and searches for cash and a diamond. Police arrive, the burglar is captured, and the narrator confronts the gap between bravado and reality.
An automatic photograph of a deer taken at midnight shows a device by Charles Hughes of Red Bluff California. A linen thread triggered the camera as the deer moved along a trail, activating the shutter and exposing the magnesium flash.
In a dialog, Mrs Darley cites Lord Kelvin’s claim of one billion molecules in a cubic inch of gas, with atoms moving at 70 miles a minute. Mr Darley reacts with Gracious astonishment as the notion of perpetual motion in a gas meter is discussed.
A 1910s style W C T U column urges White Ribboners to pursue earnest charity and temperance, denounces alcohol, and promotes faith, reform, and a tribute to Miss Willard. It advertises Phillip Strong by Charles M. Sheldon with commentary on its Christian moral themes and author's intent.
A barbed exchange about a narrow bed ends with a New Boarders quip on thin lodging. An ad mocks an “Extraordinary Fire Sale” inviting customers to call and inspect warm goods. A baker’s cookbook buyer receives a salesman card for Dr Pilton, linking a joke about indigestion and Owener Cook book.
Frank S. Cheney of the firm I J Carney & Co. promises one hundred dollars for any case of catarrh cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Notarized affidavit dated December 6, 1886. Advertisement notes internal use, blood and mucous surface action, testimonials available, price 75 cents. Sold by Druggists.
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