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Newspaper
Wheeling Sunday Register
Location
Wheeling, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1897
Page
4
A fragmentary notice traces an Easter lily's journey from Thua migks's Orange Mountain farm to elite collectors on Millionaires Row. The grower, long famed for encere of Ll yf, has sustained a decade of cultivation, with blooms now reaching a level of brilliancy and popularity rivaling top conservatories and large growers.
Fragmentary 19th century report describes Easter lilies in Ohio markets and greenhouses near Toledo and Cincinnati. It mentions suppliers, contracts, and cultivation details with references to Miss Gould and the Rose Crowe lineage, highlighting horticultural practices and flower trade in June and March.
Readable fragments describe lilies and perfumed flowers sold near Easter by local peddlers and growers. The text mentions a counter and imagery of fragrance but is garbled, with missing names and clear details.
A fragmentary report shows Congress discussing constitutional and fiscal issues amid debate over military funding, with references to McKinley era politics, party divisions, and reform proposals. The account highlights tensions between Democrats and Republicans, procedural battles, and calls for constitutional clarity guiding the forthcoming political maneuvers.
A dense devotional extract weaves sermons and reflections on faith, joy through trials, and God’s near presence. It cites thinkers like George MacDonald and John Quincy Adams, urging perseverance, humility, and ministry, while urging readers to carry burdens with faith and duty.
A narrator recalls a railway job dream and a chaotic voyage tied to a wife in distress. A dramatic night unfolds with a risky plan to escape trouble after a cleaving bond, ending in a startling visit to a Kentucky station and an encounter with a notable New York visitor. The tale blends nostalgia, misadventure, and a hinted medical mystery.
A garbled collage of quotes and jests from various papers reflects a disorderly mix of humor and commentary. Snatches mention Casey, Casey and porch, Casey and a poor orange, and notes about intoxication, hats, and a pope throne. The text reads like snippets from illustrated sections and city pages with scattered names and phrases.
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