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Newspaper
Warren Ledger
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1892
Page
3
Poem excerpt contemplates cold baby fingers pressed on a window pane as symbols of memories from a hasty past. The verse repeats imagery of rosy fingers and ice cold touch to recall remorse and longing, urging gentler acts to avoid future thorns and seek roses for eventual reaping.
A first class smoking carriage becomes crowded on a regatta day as a girl Annie quietly consoles a gruff old man with his silvery malacca walking stick. The moment reveals a tender bond across class lines, with the old gentleman finally engaging with the child and speaking softly, easing her grief after a burial earlier that day.
A playful recipe note from American Grocer suggests chopping green apples raisins and bananas to taste and mixing into dough to entice children toward an angelic party moment. It frames fruit as a magical ingredient for a festive bake.
A customer challenges an $83.75 bill error while a cashier insists calculations are correct. A DI discrepancy of $3.73 prompts insistence on meter reading, threats echo as two policemen are sent for a madman at large. An insurance applicant declares virtue, but the agent labels him an extra hazardous risk and declines.
William Moore of Oakland known as Billy had quit smoking for his sweetheart but kept a stash of cigars. She removed them nightly to tempt him and his father-in-law hinted at cigars tonight. He has resumed smoking cigars again according to the San Francisco News-Letter.
A school teacher invited a famed orator to visit and address scholars. He spoke with dramatic flair about Julius Caesar crossing the Rubicon, asking why he chose to act, while a pupil humorously answers that Caesar wanted to get to the other side. Detroit Free Press.
A Lewiston clubroom visitor entered Monday evening and perched atop a radiator where no steam was flowing. He fell asleep within two minutes and muttered in his sleep about warmth and shells. He woke suddenly, fled the scene, and was seen in a snowbank outside.
A humorous dialogue contrasts courtship and marriage with a shopper’s disappointment and a theater veteran’s backstage quip. Splicer notes ongoing male scrutiny of women after marriage. The tragedy manager and Billboard punch up the idea of clashes between expectations and reality.
In a sorrowful exchange Troth and Travers discuss a failed attempt to secure passes to Chicago. They note that neither could obtain a return pass, leaving one or both staying home.
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