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Newspaper
Williston Graphic
Location
Williston, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1895
Page
2
The poem paints a ruined homestead with gray walls crumbling to the ground and a empty hearth. Distant stockdoves murmur in pines as winter comes and weeds overpower the room. Rosamund Mariott Watson of New York is named in the literary note.
Hartley Bishop tells of a poverty driven couple where the wife’s dream of fame fuels a deception. The husband fabricates his play’s success to ease her final months after she is diagnosed with a grave illness. He confesses the truth only at the end, revealing his own moral ruin and ultimate remorse.
A reflective recap contrasts a failed farm run with a college leadership style, noting a shift from a nonbusiness law focus to financial success as the speaker emphasizes national reach and dollars won. The piece also cites temperance pledges amid reaction from a Bay City chat column.
A Chicago Tribune line depicts a dentist telling a patient the nerve is dying while the patient protests the lack of respect. The exchange highlights professional cruelty in a dental setting with sharp wit and tension.
A collage of quips and witticisms from 19th and early 20th century newspapers. The excerpts feature light banter on suitors, stage plots, and social foibles, with lines about coal selling lovers and a biracial mix of humorous vignettes from humor pages. Extracted bits include comic exchanges about a bank of jokes, theater, and street life as printed in various periodicals.
A Chicago Record quip notes a shift in McManus after marriage. It recalls his old habit of taking Mise Bluet to the theater and carriage rides, contrasting it with a rainy walk they were seen sharing last night.
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