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Newspaper
Warren Ledger
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1895
Page
6
A poetic exhortation speaks of Golden Hair and a union with the prince testing fate. It urges steadfast duty and truth in love, suggesting a tale of happiness or sorrow and ends with the line All that she could do, that hath she done before Home and Country.
A man and his wife conspire to co write a book after a playful idea spirals into joint authorship. Their quarrel over tone and endings escalates until a final scene severs collaboration, and a costly writing table is blamed. Months later the wife quietly claims credit for the success based on their "collaboration."
The London Standard praises Boswell centennial memory and calls him a great writer on par with Shakespeare, noting public neglect of Boswell by Goldsmith comparisons. It argues Lockhart’s Life of Scott pales beside Johnson’s life and urges a proper Boswell biography.
The Buffalo Commercial recounts Aly Lanigan’s fable The Two Turkeys in which an honest farmer feeds two birds. One is prudent and one indulgent. the prudent turkey survives by restraint while the foolish one perishes. The moral warns living by moderation through life’s journey.
Aliss Sharpgirls asks about a fish diet boosting brain power while Canesucker dismisses Ash eater claims. Sharpgirl counters with possible merit, citing Texas Siftings humorously.
A reflective poem contrasts old friends with youth. It recalls shared games, aging, and memory, noting how friendships endure in spirit though appearances fade. The speaker lifts a farewell toast to those who depart, promising to find goodness in humanity.
Reporter Broughton witnesses poverty on Mulberry Bend as an Italian vendor’s plaster image stand is ruined by a rough coworker. Onlookers and bootblacks react with taunts while Broughton helps raise funds, reflecting on fragility of mundane things and immigrant life.
Reporter recounts Broughton and police tracing an Italian image mender and his wife Marianna, their children watching. The couple explains their trick to steal and repair images, yet the scene ends with a dollar gift to the maker and a quiet acceptance of the family’s predicament.
Time table lists southern division trains with departures from Shefield and Brookston, stops at Barnes Hammond Brookston Howland and Sheffield Junction, noting arrival times and schedule changes effective May 1. Includes No 2, No 6, No 8 service and scattered partial times.
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