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Newspaper
Warren Ledger
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1892
Page
3
Poem fragment reflects entangled devotion as Love Divine weaves a net around a house of love. The speaker seeks divine capture, likening binding affection to a fine magical mesh that holds hands and feet, urging Love to come outside and complete the embrace.
A Hamlin Nebraska railroad operator, 26, recounts how his heel tapped a warning to stop a wrecking crew from sabotaging the fast mail train No. 32. Bound, he sent Morse with his foot, saving lives until a provoked assailant shot him and he was rescued by a pursuing crew and U.S. soldiers. Rhodes, the Rands station operator, alerted on time and became chief dispatcher.
A Forest and Stream correspondent recounts how chameleons emit a squeak when alarmed. Rev G Fisher, a Cape Town naturalist, notes a London Zoo exhibit where a cat watched the reptiles through wires, provoking a loud squeaking and commotion. Cats are noted as chameleons' feared predators.
The London Graphic notes that Herr Natter, an Austrian sculptor, began as a woodcarver and rose to prominence in sculpture. It cites Sir Francis Chantrey, who died wealthy, as another artist who advanced from ship foreheads carving to portrait painting and wealth, illustrating that medium is merely a means for the real artist to reach higher achievement.
A wife rebukes her husband’s terse letters with a counter campaign after he travels to the Dakotas. He sends brief notes from New York, Chicago, and Dakota, while she replies from Old Town, Maine, prompting his realization and a final lesson in reciprocal communication.
An upcoming section event at the fair is touted as remarkable though doubts linger on benefiting innovation versus the Restorative Nervine by Dr. Franklin Muls. The ad touts Nervous and Heart Diseases cures with testimonials and claims no opium or dangerous drugs, offered by Morris & Mullen. It also recalls Castoria ads in a nostalgic sequence referencing its use from infancy to motherhood.
A curious note from Great Divide describes miners placing giant powder in their bootlegs before shifts. It details how workers carefully store the sticks in boot legs to transport into the mine, a common practice among seasoned miners.
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