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Newspaper
Wichita Eagle
Location
Wichita, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1888
Page
7
A poetic, fragmented passage depicts woods and dusk with birds, winds, and faint musical imagery. Vague references to colors, guardians, and innocence rise through dreamlike lines, as nature descriptors mingle with surreal, stylized phrases.
A fragmented reminiscence from Detroit Free Press describes a tense scene with a bear encounter on a mountain trail. An outlawed chase, a gun, and a brave rescue unfold among mountaineers, townsfolk, and visiting guests as a tense, informal narrative unfolds.
A dreamlike tale recounts Vera a captive princess and a fairy named Voma freeing prisoners from a cruel ogre. Vera aids a gentle prince who seeks to rescue her and reclaim his land, while a magical garden shelters captives and softens the ogre’s hold.
A fragmented verse depicts a speaker calling to Eleanore beside the sea. Imagery of gold tresses and twinkling light frames a hidden emotion, promising a personal confession carried by the waves and distant, symbolic doors under a night sky.
A fairy named Vera vows to rescue a prince and confronts an ogre in a moonlit chamber. The fairy’s magic and a crowned heroine fade as the ogre perishes, sealing Vera and the prince’s tragic fate, while villagers recount a medieval tale of love and loss.
In a travelers India letter the writer notes that animals may throw objects or strike people from branches. He recalls elephants protecting tree branches to hit nearby individuals, challenging the claim that only humans throw things. The account questions a long held assumption with observed behavior.
The piece critiques a Victorian Ladies Journal and its tales while condemning dangerous balloon stunt performances. It contrasts literary escapism with harsh street realities, urging stronger laws against exploitative shows that endanger performers, noting annual ruin from such acts.
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