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Newspaper
Wadsworth Dispatch
Location
Wadsworth, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1893
Page
4
A young narrator recalls a night with an elderly man. The man, worn by age, asks about life, marriage, and age differences while the narrator assists him. A tale unfolds around a local setting as dialogue reveals hopes, missteps, and stubborn pride in pursuit of love.
A tale from Youth's Companion recounts a Kentucky tale of Robert Lincoln presenting a cane to Abraham Lincoln. The scene occurs in Louisville after a trip through the state. Uncle Bob hides the manuscript in the cane and delivers a rambling speech before Lincoln.
Travel with the Rio Grande Western Railway offering three routes and famed scenery. Send 25 cents to J H Bennett Salt Lake City for the illustrated book Utah a Peep Into the Mountain Walled Treasury of the Gods.
The Great Organ and Piano man at Washington New Jersey, Beatty, rose from penniless plow boy in 1870 to selling nearly 100000 pianos and organs. He plans to market about 100000 more in ten years, turning adversity into a thriving, large scale business marked by extensive advertising.
Angry children gathered at Odd Fellows Hall after tickets sold for an entertainment with a four cent charge and a prize. A singer performed poorly prompting boos. Swindlers vanished after stealing over 100 dollars while hall damage ran into several hundred. Police responded as youths overwhelmed headquarters. Cincinnati Dispatch reports.
The Earl of Shrewsbury loaned a 1 800 exhibit collection from Nuremberg for rapid display in New York City. The set includes the iron maiden and engravings showing torture methods. The Earl is premier English and Irish noble, holder of several titles, and recently appointed high steward of Stafford.
A fragmentary exchange describes a parachute escape with a calm husband guiding his wife to don a boopakitte and balloon sleeves. The couple discuss waist clasp and a gentle fall to the ground as a form of retreat.
A fragmentary quotation from a Washington Star piece discusses attitudes toward attending school. It hints at mixed feelings about being in class and the routine of a school day, with some informal speech and garbled text surrounding a character named Frannie and a reference to a pie image.
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