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Newspaper
Wichita Eagle
Location
Wichita, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1889
Page
3
Fragmentary verse imagines a blessed village life free from gossip and tyranny. It envisions a realm of peace where joy and love prevail, anger fades, and all could dwell in harmony without public scrutiny. The poem contrasts happiness with the mischief of the town and longs for universal acceptance and quiet goodwill.
A fragmented 17th century style set of letters depicts Josie Fairfield's engagement to Lord Galloway, the disapproval of her father and influential pig farm owner, and ensuing divorce proceedings. The exchange reveals social pressure, rumors, and legal maneuvering across London and Chicago with mentions of Frederic Galloway, Viscount Decatur, and the judge's stance amid public opinion.
Washington correspondent reports a vast vault beneath a major city, 125 feet long by 50 feet wide and 15 feet high, with a heavy six inch thick door weighing five thousand pounds. The facility holds tens of millions in silver dollars, with corridors, multiple lock devices, and cells designed to deter theft. Estimated transport would require 1,800 wagons.
A New York Times style interview with Dr. Shrady discusses Prince Frederick William’s health as emperor, comparing his recovery prospects to General Grant and Napoleon III. The doctor notes mood, courage, and the dynastic role may influence disease trajectory, with cautious optimism about improved health under emigration.
A columnist contends that choosing to endure gout and rheumatism over changing opinions reflects character. The piece argues against stubbornness in health matters, praising willingness to try remedies like Ase-lo- pho-zee at one dollar per bottle.
This week a 100 cent Kid Glove in any size is offered at 58 cents and a 20 cent Mousque Eve is available for 10 cents. Shoppers are urged to come in early as bargains are limited and won’t last long.
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