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Newspaper
Weekly Call
Location
Troy, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1897
Page
6
A verse from American Homes describes a child with no toys or tasks. The narrator lists broken tops, a fallen tower of blocks, scattered books, and toys out of reach. Ned and Jim Foster contrast by finding purpose in chores and chores fulfilled, while Mary and friends roam, yet Burt lacks weariness when active.
Cordelia Brown, a devout wife, reluctantly drives Joel’s prized horse Enid to a camp meeting. A rival Deacon Morrow’s horse races them, pitting pride against faith as Cordelia experiences a thrilling, public display of speed and desire. Enid wins in a dramatic race, leaving Cordelia quietly triumphant and reflective.
In a short scene near a house Joel helps Cordelia Brown alight as she jokes about horse racing. Cordelia vows to reward a neighbor with the largest apple from her bin while Enid is referenced. The exchange ends with Joel's grin and hint of a missing fountain wheel as a new chapter in Sister Cordelia's Buntay race.
Mayor Macready recalls a near fatal incident near Yuba while helping with a mine claim. A mule mix up led to armed Mexicans seeking vengeance, but a rescuing party and whisky saved him as he escaped with the borrowed mule.
A San Rafael murder trial grows heated as counsel clash openly. Judge Murphy warns the pair that such conduct disrespects the court and orders a $50 fine, which is then remitted after defense flattery and acknowledgment of the judge’s guidance. The San Francisco Bulletin reports.
Fashion notes describe Tailox gowns using light wools and blues, with double faced cashmere weaves and crepe de chine dresses in cream and black. Styles feature boleros, prämise sleeves, and varied colorings from greens and browns to plum and navy. Norfolk suits and grass linen outfits remain popular for summer activities and yachting.
A terse aphorism notes that men who claim to understand women may have only skirted one, and memory of past love colors future bonds. It argues that experience can mislead, devotion can mask distraction, and demand does not always meet supply in matters of affection.
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