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Newspaper
Warren Ledger
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1895
Page
7
Poem speaks to reclaim earths riches and nature as shared sacred rights. The speaker declares ownership of forest lake sea and hills while calling for all to share these rights. Turbulent imagery contrasts quiet strength with public access to land and air.
In a terror filled scene set during the Alsace invasion, a German column occupies Ottrot while a foreman Lux plots revenge. He engineers a deadly push over a steep slope with his Arab horse Barka to annihilate the four officers, then vanishes into the night, leaving a silent, fatal aftermath.
A 19th century editorial contrasts Dutch Zuyder Zee drainage plans costing 130 million with American canal ambitions at 100 million. It argues reclaiming 750 square miles, boosting fertility and population, while noting British farming shifts toward hay and oats due to American competition and beer tax. It cites potential reductions in meat and grain exports and credits temperance via bicycling as a weekly alternative to drinking.
A Civil War era scene recalls Generals Simpson and Pelissier meeting after city capture. Pelissier, tall Norman, embraced the English commander with fervor, nearly climbing to kiss his cheek. Simpson, a lean Scotchman, replied in dialect that he could not resist the moment in such a significant occasion.
A Detroit Tribune snippet describes a new man splashed by mud at a crossing, dismissing a watching woman with scorn as he lifts his robe above his boots and strides away, making a striking, confused figure.
Hon Audrey Coote proposes an ocean telecommunication cable from Hawaii to Monterey California. He asks the United States government to finance and own the project, arguing the ongoing rents justify public investment despite shifts in personnel.
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