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Newspaper
Warren Ledger
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1889
Page
2
A short Swinburne poem fragment contemplates eternal union and shared longing with vivid sea imagery and longing for unwearying eyes and wings. The verse asks if the beloved would exchange lives to join in a boundless, wild devotion.
Florence Annable resists relying on her sisters for a wardrobe and proposes to earn her own clothes by playing piano at their gatherings. Tension boils as Julia Grenman objects, while Florence asserts independence and dignity amid a cramped fashionable boarding house setting.
Florence Annable a gifted musician presses from a life of idle velvet toward independence through talent in music and costume design. Durivage, a learned suitor, persuades her to use her gift for lasting support and companionship, ending a family quarrel as love grows.
A New York News quip features a boy noting a mother’s request for tariff reform as a joke about smaller tacks. An Epoch cartoon caption humorously contrasts a boy asking about his father's fishy cards with a pun on Ci Q D.
In interview with a Colorado veteran, the early story of the Pony Express is recounted. Majors Russell and Waddell built a vast operation. an 1859 plan used relays of horses and riders from Missouri to California. The first run began April 9 with 10,000 cheering locals, delivering letters to Sacramento in eight days and four hours, demonstrating westward development and shifting mail contracts.
In a Brooklyn Eagle item Burdatte quotes Parson Messimanse who muses on funerals and delays. Sexton Longspade retorts that the one who delays until the last moment risks never being sent for at all, as friends ultimately arrange the burial.
In a curious street scene Rode Ling Gum Foo the mandarin, atop his palanquin, proclaims Ivory Soap superior after a laundry dialogue set near Ning Po Keen. He orders a thousand pounds and warns that imitators face prison and scaffold.
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