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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1900
Page
6
A hopeful verse by John Allen Guilford from Boston Tran script urges readers to endure hardships. It reassures that storms yield to calm, night to day, and calls the weary to rise, stand fast, and pursue their right with faith in divine guidance.
Marshall Dean surveys a vulnerable frontier post as Mrs. Hal admires a grown Jessie Nell. The scene shifts to danger when smoke signals rise from Lar’mie Peak, signaling imminent attack and testing loyalties among C troop and civilians.
Lieut. Dean orders march to Fort Emory to relieve troop F or move to Frayne and take the field. Capt. Brooks, ill with fever, stays at the old fort while surgeons order rest. The unit packs wagons, bids farewell, and heads toward Gate City with a wide detour past the fords of the Platte.
Lieutenant Dean and a small escort race along the Laramie to intercept a Sioux raiding party bent on vengeance at Hal Folsom's ranch. A wounded herdsman arrives with news of Hal's capture and Dean rallies troops to pursue the attackers across the ridge and dip into a dangerous chase.
A humorous quip cites a foreign-born man cannot be president, echoing a column’s light take on citizenship and the dream of public service. The piece frames Pat as the enduring aspiration for a first job, with a dash of current affairs commentary.
Jones jokes about aging while discussing reading and statistics from the Chicago Record. Smith notes stiff legs and worsening eyesight as part of shared aging reflections.
Gro W Bartlett supervisor at Dunkirk N H Parry Buffalo N Y general agent No 308 Exchange St Buffalo N Y Gro H Daniels general passenger agent in York City
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