Wings of Hope Poem Reflects Faith and Afterlife
The poem Wing s of Hope portrays divine comfort and eternal peace as a guide from earthly shadows to a heavenly realm. Author Arthur L. Tubbs is cited, with a reference to an observer note.
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Newspaper
Williston Graphic
Location
Williston, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1902
Page
6
The poem Wing s of Hope portrays divine comfort and eternal peace as a guide from earthly shadows to a heavenly realm. Author Arthur L. Tubbs is cited, with a reference to an observer note.
Col Joe McCann recalls hunting Caloosahatchee razorbacks in Florida. He describes enormous blue meat hogs, their stubborn hide, and the odd habit of chasing wild oranges. A humorous account ends with the narrator bagging an alligator and a razorback.
The fragment cites a quip filled exchange about love coldness and detective presence. It mirrors gossip columns and urban humor, mentioning a “Chicago Chronicle” style remark on management of detectives and family accounts. The text swaps between odd names and quotes, suggesting a satirical, vignette-like item.
Princess Margaret of Connaught, King Edward’s niece, is hailed as a major figure on the international chessboard of alliances. At twenty her lively temper and charm endear her to diplomatic circles, with plans of a future royal match and a new London home at Clarence House amid coronation celebrations.
A long feature recalls Grand Duchess Olga of Russia, the six year old daughter of the czar, her elegance and intellect, public reception during drives with sister Anastasia in St. Petersburg, and rumors she may inherit the throne if nearer male heirs are lacking. The piece notes her beauty, grace, and popular image among Russians as "the little empress."
Criticism arises in French circles as both bride and mother of the bride wore a heavy white guipare gown trimmed with ermine. The article notes many women past youth wear white for day wear and find it becoming. A couturiere quips that a woman is never too old to wear white, but she may be too ugly. a pretty woman may wear white until 50, but an ugly woman should never wear it.
Mrs Sophie Binns of Fruitvale Baltimore writes that Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound cured her congestion and inflammation of the ovaries after an 18 month illness. She reports recovery within two months and continued improvement over six weeks, endorsing the medicine and warning against other treatments.
Plain or ornamental varnished iron work may be made to look like new by rubbing with petroleum applied with woft duster.
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