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Newspaper
Weekly Call
Location
Troy, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1900
Page
6
A poem excerpt by Edwin L. Sabin from the Saturday Evening Post describes a vast, untamed voyage above a world of human works. It imagines a boundless journey from pole to pole, powered by an inexorable, higher guiding mind, transcending earthly ambitions and the hum of civilization.
A reflective chapter follows Gray and Col. Armstrong reconciling after past peril as a Pacific reunion unfolds in Waikiki. The scene shifts from Pasig memories to a moonlit villa where Gray, Miss Lawrence, and family celebrate healing sea voyage, with new arrivals hinted and tensions of Frost’s health and social introductions brewing toward a future revelation.
A Cincinnati Enquirer excerpt describes a peculiar book page listing alphabetically arranged alliterative lines. It showcases humorous and grood grotesque phrases from A to Z, juxtaposing authors and topics with witty phrasing.
A Leamington public notice, guided by Wisden, announces a special prayer meeting at 11:30 AM on Saturday to seek divine guidance for selecting the parish's next pastor. The notice endorses Rev. H Linton of Birkenhead as the likely candidate and reflects confident trust in Providence.
A humorous exchange recounted from Chicago Tribune and Philadelphia Record. The census taker asks for a full name. Eb'nezer Jagway replies that his name is the same even when the name is not full. The quip reflects census humor.
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