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Newspaper
Wadsworth Dispatch
Location
Wadsworth, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1893
Page
4
In a fragmented rural scene from the Detrust Tribune a "stranger" meets a widow with two possible futures after burying her husband two weeks ago. Dialogue reveals scarcity, hunger, and a wary offer of shelter and companionship as the visitor contemplates leaving. A one eyed man hawks cheap lead while a youth and maiden discuss chance, soda and a possible romance amid hardship.
A reader quotes a note from George describing he is writing slowly due to his Severn headwork. The writer worries the striped Jersey student may study himself to death before finishing college. The excerpt credits Puck for the cartoon caption.
In a New York Weekly piece the falsely accused John contemplates marriage while his wife debates the hired girl. Loosely, De Broot’s wife plots a drastic act, planning to learn the hired girl’s routine and spark a perilous outcome, shocking Washington Star readers.
Disjointed dialog suggests a traveler questions another about origins in a crowded setting. The garbled text hints at a scene involving a long whiskered passenger and a party or convention, with scattered proper nouns like Chicago and Croiewns appearing amid unclear speech.
Travelers are invited to choose among three routes with famed scenery. Send 25 cents to J H Bennett in Salt Lake City for a copy of the illustrated book Utah, a Peep Into the Mountain Walled Treasury of the Gods.
Daniel Beatty of Washington New Jersey, once a penniless plow boy, built Beatty's Pianos and Organs into a vast enterprise. Since 1870 he has sold nearly 100,000 instruments and aims to sell 200,000 more in ten years, projecting a $20,000,000 business. He markets through advertisements and claims to be the largest of its kind.
A jumble of character snippets shows verbal humor and playful misunderstandings. A boy Thomas builds a harmless bow for amusement, an angry guardian warns him of punishment, and a polite old lady seeks nothing while noting a young date talker. The piece captures light domestic wit and social banter of the era.
Tiffany crafted a zinc and gold cap four feet seven inches high and eight feet square at the base for the Central Park obelisk. It securely fits without rivets or cement, using rubber bands above hieroglyphics. Polished eastern face remains intact. Capitulated by Professor A A Julius and park commissioners after last month’s Geological Society lecture.
Eccentric Miss Laura Carter of Wilmington Massachusetts died last month. About two years earlier she gave the town stock shares the income from which was to be used for painting houses in Wilmington. The condition required residents to have kept a day for two years. Wilmington Dispatch.
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