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Newspaper
Western Sentinel
Location
Winston, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1881
Page
1
A colonial era poem admonishes lovers to vow truth and fidelity while warning against vain wealth and empty talk. It urges prudent generosity and deeds over mere words, and ends with the warning that all deeds poorly founded on sand collapse.
Madeline Delanney moves to her aunt Mrs Chatard’s home and clashes with cousin Frederic. He is reserved yet attentive, and they grow close through shared study walks and church visits. When illness and separation test their bond, a bold confession seals a budding love amid a quiet, reforming household.
A skeptical stranger brands the circulating scene as a display of New York aristocracy and Vanderbilts in Denver. The manager urges the tourist to showcase high society guests while a London World correspondent notes editorial parlor tricks and the lure of pomp over policy.
Dr Preston Roan offers his professional services to Winston and surrounding country. Office at his residence messages left at either drug store receive prompt attention. Terms: cash in advance One copy one year four dollars, three months one dollar fifty.
A quiet traveler endures noisy companions on a rail car. He reveals a sly humor about lying as he remarks on admiration and aging lovers. The scene shifts to a flirtatious couple, chewing gum and biting remarks, ending with a schoolboy’s puzzled astronomy quip.
The article catalogs major rivers by length across continents, noting the Amazon, Mississippi, Yangtse, Nile, and others with mileages. It also reports on the Ward mine, owned by Fred Stitt, hailed as the big regional bonanza after ore formerly mined for gold is found to be silver bearing, with incalculable value.
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