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Newspaper
Warren Ledger
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1895
Page
3
Anonymous Goethe translation urges patience and duty to guide action. It warns against reckless haste and warns that time sweeps life away. The piece champions bearing storms with resolve and choosing the right, valuing steadfast conduct over impulsive deeds.
A seasoned narrator recalls a boyhood romance in southwest Missouri. A farm, a growing love for Melvina Drake, a Fourth of July circus, and the humiliation of arriving in store clothes with Melvina wearing a large muff produce comic heartbreak, lasting memory, and a hint of wartime valor.
A Detroit Free Press snippet records a character remarking on a clock that “goes” while another responds that it is the only thing that does. The scene carries a fading, weary mood as time strikes eleven.
A condensed retelling of historic highwaymen from Kensington to Knightsbridge through the 18th century. It recalls patrols by light horse in 1799, diaries from 1715, and the notorious McLean and Plunket escapades including a near miss on Horace Walpole. Lady Caroline Peter sham and other titled observers cried as the condemned man’s crowds gathered.
An intoxicated woodsman proclaims himself the best man on a Buffalo to Pittsburg train. A Bradford resident coolly rebukes him, knocks him down, and hospitalizes the attacker with a five stitch head wound. The piece then shifts to notes on Tyndall, Whymper, and Hussey at Alpine Club dinners.
A disjointed Boston Tran script fragment presents a dialogue where Fenderson reacts with pride to a joke about corsets and stays. He exclaims a quip about a chip and a woman, hinting at a pun conveyed by an old timer, with scattered phrases and unclear context.
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