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Newspaper
Weekly Call
Location
Troy, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1898
Page
6
A poem contrasts humble youth with hidden potential, urging faith in unseen talent. It envisions a chrysalis shell revealing an angelic end, from pauper rags to world shaping figures like prophets, scientists, and leaders, ending with a call to regard inner worth with awe.
A night nurse in a male surgical ward endures a drained, watchful vigil over cancer patients. She fakes a fever for a doctor, writes reckless letters, and clings to work as life edges toward dull routine. A city visit, restless longing, and a coerced romance push her toward a decision that reshapes her life.
The record notes Congregational church gifts for home expenses and benevolent aims totaling $9,000,584, averaging $14.03 per member. It also mentions Dartmouth College receiving a $75,000 bequest from Charles T. Wilder for a four story red brick physics lab. A diocesan session in Arkansas elected Archdeacon William Montgomery Brown as co adjutor bishop. Regents publish Bulletin 382 detailing New York higher education laws, university rules, and education licenses with annotations and an expanded index.
A Long Island promontory once called St Ronan's Well faces destruction for a Co rona to Flushing causeway. The site hosts a lore rich with 17th century grants, romances, a murdered hopeful, and later prize fights by George Siddons and Barry the Kid. The land changed hands multiple times, shifting toward building aims before partial fruition.
A historical look at railway development in South Africa from Bechuanaland to Kimberley, noting how diamonds, gold, and military events spurred rapid expansion. The piece highlights routes like Wynberg to Sea Point and the Hex River line with its steep climbs, tunnels, and spectacular scenery.
A collage of quirky exchanges and witty asides from various papers. A Chicago Record query on red coats, a playful banter between a boarder and the “wise man,” and light salvos from the Indianapolis Journal, Washington Star, Puck, Boston Transcript, London Figaro, and Detroit Journal.
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