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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1900
Page
6
A traveler tale blends a nostalgic poem about a child’s schoolroom with frontier military life. Dean, a young engineer, confronts Burleigh’s sly tactics amid a troop moving toward Cantonment Reno as Sioux activity sparks warnings from trader Folsom and old ally Red Cloud’s people. The scene ends with looming danger and a call to action.
In a long spring to autumn of post graduation, Dean wins respect among officers as Brooks' troop endures hard field service. They scout the Warrior Gap site, guard a stockade plan, and face Indian threats on the Big Horn range while Indian fighters recall the danger of clearing the ridge.
Two years of clashes with small bands of Indians along the Platte valley and Smoky Hill Kansas persist. Cheyennes trouble the area while North Western Sioux avoid open conflict. Supply trains to Reno and Bozeman trails move under moderate guard as soldiers’ families stay near stockades amid roaming bands.
Dr Blomfield the London bishop visits a new church to inspect complaints about the interior. Four wooden evangelists guard the pulpit appear asleep until the architect jokes to open their eyes with a chisel.
A witty exchange from the Philadelphia Press shows a young businessman boasting of mirrors placed behind goods to attract women. An older shophand punchlines that women only see the mirrors, not the merchandise, revealing a humorous take on marketing schemes.
On a Chicago park bench Eaton Shabbalong asks what microbes are while Tufford Knott on the grass dismisses them as harmless critters and notes a prejudice against beings that do not work for a living.
A humorous exchange from the Chicago Post about two young women with different views on wives taking husbands’ names. One vows to insist, the other doubts she will attract such a man.
A brief jab mocks Brother Longwind for a new theory of justification creating a dilemma about founding a sect or writing a problem novel as noted by the New York Journal.
A brief Harlem Life excerpt shows two friends debating baby names. One favors Charles after Lamb, calling the child a dear little lamb, while the other suggests William Dean, joking that the baby Howellgs like him. The exchange captures light whimsy and affectionate humor.
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