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Newspaper
Weekly Call
Location
Troy, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1896
Page
6
A London Punch excerpt humorously contrasts women’s many skills with a maritime mishap. It notes their expertise in hospitality, gifting, social artistry, and fashion while playfully detailing a companion’s muddled boat steering during a Thames trip, ending with a light critique of the mishap.
Among Women, Folk, Newest caps for women are brown and black plaid emblematic of Scotch clans. Bonnets cut deeper than last season, silk lined. Delftware favored for dinner table decor. Autumn leaves hats with black and white aigrette. Turaipe prep and mushroom dish details follow, with varied techniques and ingredients.
A long devotional poem speaks of autumn abundance and national thanksgiving. It calls people to worship, ring bells, and gather in homes and churches as all seasons’ work is praised, likening harvests, ships, and labor to a chorus of gratitude led by David Gray in Christian Work.
Aunty Morton, guiding a broken family toward forgiveness, orchestrates a Thanksgiving reconciliation between Farmer Granville, his daughter, and Dr Wellman. Through care for dépendant kin, a grandchild’s presence softens old wounds, uniting clan and reigniting gratitude under a shared feast.
In a colloquial Washington Star exchange, a weary Meandering Mike pleads for basic hospitality, while a kind-hearted lady offers corned beef and cabbage as a small mercy. The dialogue highlights hardship and small acts of kindness amid difficult travels.
Poem of gratitude opening with praise for Thanksgiving and its warmth. Mentions children pets books schoolmates friends and learning. Describes Thanksgiving dinner with turkey plum pudding and mince pie. Signed by Thayer Rouse in Golden Daya.
Growing older each year, the piece muses on aging, memory, and gratitude for life’s journey. It contrasts childhood wonder with maturer years, noting divine grace and safe travel through life’s passes, while reflecting on the marks we bear.
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