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Newspaper

Van Wert Times

Location

Van Wert, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 05, 1893

Page

2

At the Nursery Door’s Echoes of Time and Loss

A reflective poem recalls children long grown and scattered to distant lands and times. The speaker fingers memories at the nursery door, mourning vanished joys, kinship lost, and a mother’s quiet ache as time erodes the dear past.

Tate Death P —Ourk W. Bryan

Freedom in Slow Joe's Long Fight

A Southern enslaved man named Joe Willis earns freedom after years of toil through a master’s favor and a failed coerced sale, while his wife Henrietta, free-born, fights to keep her land and dignity, ending in Joe’s death as the law and heartache close in. The tale spans mentorship, marriage, misused contracts, and a final awakening that God alone frees him.

Virginia Joe Marie Henry Tracy Wiese Elfen Mistiss Ellen Marie Hinry Henrietta Henretta Law de Angel Gabr Marster Gally Marie Page Carter Joe Willis Mietta Jos Marie Louise Whiting

Opposites Across the Celestial Empire in Period Lore

A clipped miscellany essays the so called land of opposites China. It contrasts customs from handshakes to mourning colors and travel quirks with tongue in cheek notes from Philadelphia Press and Truth. The piece cites Heylin Goering and others noting peculiarities and ends with a quip about Manhattan and Milwaukee in a light comic tone.

Heylin Goering Menlin Mandeville Herriotts China Land Celestial Empire Finaman Philadelphia Press

Science and industry era details in a late compact item

The piece surveys cheap jewelry manufacture in New England for Southern colored markets, astronomical notes on Sirius and stellar motion, shifts in English arable land, fishing patterns tied to the moon, kryptophone innovations, Almaden mercury mining processes, and the needle trade centering Redditch with Britain exporting to America. It presents curious technical notes and global trade glimpses.

South New England Robert Ball England Wales Scotland BR. Henry Iin Mercury Almaden Spain Christopher Greening Redditch Great Britain

Remembered Him In California Street Car Encounter

A California street car scene features a stylish young woman and a neatly dressed man, apparently a clergyman by demeanor. They exchange memories of Monterey amid polite banter, the man presenting a card: J. Goldsmith chiropodist. The tale contrasts with a note on Chinese fashion and elaborate coiffures described in English Illustrated Magazine.

California Monterey Seriteaots Pohen J. Goldsmith Sanfrancisco

Kansas Emigrant Leader Lane and his dramatic political arc

A serialized portrait of James Henry Lane, famed Kansas figure, chronicling his bold demagoguery and military past from Mexican War to Kansas politics. The piece lauds his early leadership potential, then recalls his hubris, alleged betrayals, and eventual suicide after years in public life.

Indiana Congress Bobadil Rittmeijer Dugald Dalgety Kansas Atchison United States House of Representatives Ganges Senate John James Ingalls Harper's Magazine

Pungent Paragraphs of Wit and Fashion Snippets

A collage of quips and snippets from humor columns and cultural commentary. It includes sharp dialogue, social satire on corsets and fashion, brief jokes about manners and romance, and reflections on Napoleonic tactics versus Sudanese warfare, all sourced from 19th to early 20th century press.

Woman Parachutist of London Describes Aerial Life

Mme Crawford, a leading lady parachutiste in London, discusses why she chose the dangerous trade and its allure and risks. She claims nerves are all that matter, has ascended 5000 to 12000 feet, and endures cold, dizziness, and near misses yet remains drawn to the thrill of flight.

Chicago Tribune London Mme. Crawford Sam Patch Mme Crawford Mmna Crawford Mme Crawford Marion Crawford Yart F. Marion Crawford April Ladies’ Home Journal Daisy Miller Hertry James Immor

Devoted Woman Aids New York Fallen Women for Better Lives

A single-hearted New York woman spearheads the Florence mission project aiding dissolute women. Starting with a shabby room, stove, carpet, and cots, she offered beds and breakfast to four drunken women. Over six weeks the plan expanded, aided by Mrs. Beyser and supporters as it seeks to provide refuge and opportunity amid criticism and social scrutiny.

New York New York Times Florence B. Booth

Progress magazine in Philadelphia and notable women figures

A scan of items highlights the new monthly magazine Progress in Philadelphia, Jane Connor's reappointment as Las Cruces postmistress for ten years, and various notes on women in London and the Cherokee nation. It also mentions a Kansas preacher, a New York teaching milestone for a woman, and broad data on women’s economic roles.

Mza Jane CamPnent En's Progress Philadelphia J. Conor Las Cruces N. M Sours London Mims Franesco L Stermesa Veronita Kansas Mas Lyxpe Crear Our Francisco New York City Singer Gai

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