Surge of Waves at the Shore Fades into Song
A fragmented verse recalls surging waters and a shore side melody. The speaker frames music as a sweeter symphony than prior sounds, evoking a dirge like cadence.
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Newspaper
Warren Ledger
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1890
Page
3
A fragmented verse recalls surging waters and a shore side melody. The speaker frames music as a sweeter symphony than prior sounds, evoking a dirge like cadence.
Horace Lakely contemplates marrying Cecilia Lakely while Bristed tries to avert a match with Mrs McPherson the widowed mother. Bristed counsels caution, warns of social peril, and negotiates with Mrs Lakely as Horace flees to escape the looming engagement.
A comic exchange centers on a $5 debt among Cleverton Travers and Dashaway. After complex swaps where payments cancel and reappear, the trio ends with the same starting funds, leaving Travers noting it was the easiest $5 he ever made. The dialogue showcases arithmetic confusion and playful financial trickery.
A grocery keeper calls out a well known gentleman for forgetting payment, illustrating memory as a peculiar faculty. The joke ends with the clerk insisting he has remembered his part while the customer denies payment. Arkansaw Traveler.
A Boston Courier quote praises Mr. Stryker for shaping a bright boy, saying the visitor noted the boy's bright look and the polishing he received. The remark attributes the boy's shine to careful upbringing and polish.
A brief quip from the New York Sun recounts Cleverton asking Furling's for a credit voucher to buy a bat and being told by Travers that he could do nothing, noting that Travers himself also trades there. The exchange captures a humorous, hometown banter tone.
A humorous excerpt contrasts a house moving price with a cyclone, citing The New York Tribune and other periodicals. A joker asks for a quick fortune, while a philosopher warns against judging the rich.
A street scene from Street and Smiths Good News features a housekeeper denying a peddler. She repeats she wants nothing after answering the bell many times. The peddler claims it is his first ring for the morning.
A clipped fragment from the Somerville Journal and New York Sun presents brief ironic exchanges. The poet proclaims pride in an unseen work while a visitor questions its maturity and timing. The second line notes a quip about the unexpected, reflecting light newspaper humor.
Harper’s Bazar offers home fashion guidance with regular features by Agnes B. Oruzbee Juliet Camon and Theodore Child. Subscriptions begin with January drafts. volumes of three years available cloth bound or case bound at set rates. remittance by money order. Copying prohibited without Harper & Brothers authorization.
The twelfth volume of Harper's Young People debuts in November offering fiction and articles for youths. Featured stories include Laiammites by Kirk Munroe and The Movon Prince by R. Ko Munkit, plus works by Nelson, Paine, and Wilkins. The publication promises travel, history, science, and vivid illustrations to educate and entertain young readers.
Postage prepaid two dollars per year begins November 4 for volumes XIIIE X and XI bound in cloth sent by parcel post with four dollar receipt. Other volumes out of print. Specimen copy sent on two cent stamp. Single numbers five cents. Remittances by money order or draft to Darper & Brothers New York.
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