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Newspaper
Warren Ledger
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1895
Page
6
A romantic verse praises a young woman singing at a window. The speaker extols her perfect head, dainty kiss, free melody, and angelic purity. Golden hair and soulful eyes are described with reverent admiration, while a passing sigh adds intimate mood. The piece centers on beauty and music as seen through the observer.
A visiting storyteller sketches a Machiavellian scene at a charity stall where a clever suitor manipulates Miss Hewitt into considering a questionable plan to raise funds. The dialogue hinges on selling items to aid the infirmary, the Duchess of Devonshire trope, and a wager of fifty pounds.
In chronicling C H Spurgeon, Rev W Williams cites a tale of Spurgeon as a smoker. A correspondent doubted the claim, prompting Spurgeon to reply that he cultivates flowers and burns weeds, signing with Westminster Gazette.
A nostalgic poem from the Memphis Commercial Appeal recalls a man who cherishes a girl named Liza. He laments her marriage and notes she rests peacefully, while insisting one heart remains true. He recalls youth, mornings with mockingbirds, and whippoo wil nights.
Old Hunchback Father Michael, renowned Alsace Lorraine organist, endures mockery yet finds purpose in war era longing. In Holy Week he unleashes a radical organ performance, turning to the Marsellaises and cries for liberty. He dies afterward, his vengeance hymn echoing as Retribution’s dolorosa.
A drummer thanks Skinner and Slow Pay for steady work after a big day, stating orders totaled over 5000 dollars. The bill collector questions parties involved and confirms ten months of continued employment, acknowledging reliance on the arrangement.
SIEGFRIED OOD invites housekeepers to visit the modern store and see why Ferris' ham and other goods surpass older brands. The ad promises quality, variety, and expert explanations, claiming a contemporary grocery experience costs no more and is more satisfactory.
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