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Newspaper
Warren Ledger
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1895
Page
3
A fragment from a Globe excerpt presents a speaker who dies for love and urges forgiveness, as red roses mark the grave. The passage contrasts human hate with mercy and ends with a seasonal image of white blossoms emerging after autumn and snow, raising questions about faith and reason.
A hapless hunter Lohier fails at every chase until a fairy grants him the six hares and twelve partridges he asked for. After misusing the gift, the fairy returns the game and warns him not to overreach. His cousin William offers a humane lesson, and Lohier learns to share his grounds, gaining steady luck thereafter.
In a Family Magazine piece Mr Eden explains Arab boys who swim the Nile rapids. They ride a six foot buoyant log astride like jockeys, keeping straight with hands and feet as the current carries them. At the bottom they pivot the log with a swift leftward stroke to exit the current, a risky but practiced feat near jagged rocks.
The Rockland Tribune parodies a Roman scene with the consul and Lucullus reacting to a shouting figure. John L. Spartacus addresses the gladiators offering a wager of 10,000 sesterces against all com els as the sun sets over the Appian way.
A Salvation Army worker in St Louis confronted horse market workers by praying aloud in stalls and kissing horses, urging divine mercy for their souls. Police intervened after she followed her ritual to a second district court area, where bystanders joined in her hymnody before she was taken away.
Richard Smith, a 70 year old bachelor, dwells in a mastless 40 foot sloop anchored off Alameda. For three years he refuses to fish or eat meat, subsisting on pancake batter, beans, and potatoes, trusting faith to keep him alive as he awaits salvation for the “chosen” of the Order of Messiah. He professes beliefs tied to a brother prophet predicting San Francisco and Oakland will sink. He once sold religious books by pushing a unicycle to fund his beliefs and voyages.
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