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Newspaper
Wayne County Herald
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1899
Page
3
A scattered miscellany blends lyric tribute to The Thistle Flower with wartime fiction and hospital scenes. It blends Alice Cary verse with a soldier’s fate, nurse May May Johnstone love, and a drum horse’s honored role in the cavalry band.
A fragmented poem entry titled Grave Ih Deep. It presents a childlike scene on a nursery floor with phrases about eyes, breath, and soft surroundings. The speaker laments not receiving an answer to a spiritual hunger, ending with the signature Nichard Reals.
In a moonlit East Indian night scene, Col Leopold Temple's heir Lydia Kempfield is summoned by Maj Darrell, guardian of her deceased uncle's wishes. Lydia, a dirty kitchen girl, faces removal from the Jones family as guardianship and secrets mingle with a troubled heritage and a failed dream of wealth.
Lydia, praised and scorned as the wild girl of the woods, leaves Beau champ lodge for a home with Major Darrell who proclaims, You have a husband now. Lydia confesses love and secures a future by marrying the guardian, transforming her fortunes. A Finland weather stone traces atmospheric shifts and old world superstitions link to a Chilean crab's telltale color changes.
In the divorce case Elliel Butler versus Arthur Butler the court on Friday ordered the plaintiff to restore all furniture and household goods to the defendant's home. The report notes related criminal arraignment and bail actions involving Warren McEwen and J. H. Biott as part of docket activities.
Four year old Harry Graber son of Jacob Graber and Cuysboge Falls formerly of Wooster dies from membranous croup. Body brought to Wooster for interment at 10:02 p.m. Friday. Funeral from the train, interment in Wooster cemetery.
Wayne Ceunty announces a reissue for MMarths O. Plam of Orrville with twelve dollar value. Gen photographs are offered at 16 cents per dozen at a tent on Spink and Bowman streets.
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