19 Apr 1855
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Newspaper
Wooster Republican
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1855
Page
1
The fragment expresses yearning for a timeless home beyond mortal limits. It reflects romantic imagery of affection and heavenly illumination, urging passage beyond earthly life to a blessed realm of endless love and beauty.
An ancient border fortress atop a Ronda spur, Al Lora, stands ruins haunted by bats and owls. In old times it housed commander Narvaez and his garrison, patrolling routes to Granada and venturing into Vega. A Moorish cavalier in moonlit tunic sang a love ditty as guards held watch.
A captured Moorish Abencerrage recounts his forbidden marriage to Xarisa, daughter of the Cartama alcayde, their secret union, perilous escape to Allora, and royal clemency from Rodrigo de Narvaez. The tale ends with forgiveness, wealth gifts, and lasting friendship.
A jagged poem fragment rails about rights for men and women, mocking society’s excess. It mentions Jefferton Market and Main as scenes of drunken revelry with repeated refrains.
An elderly narrative describes a brutal storm and its toll on survivors at Plymouth. Warnings against ardent spirits are linked to drunken chaos, exposure, and death, with a boy’s near rescue, a widowed mother, and siblings surviving by endurance and faith.
Iyied Willometown Massachusetts January 27 Ishmael Titus born a Virginia slave aged about one hundred nine or ten recounts riding a third horse with Braddock's expedition and the red coats stained with blood He ran away after the war and settled near town around the revolution age trenta eight to forty his tale always consistent and trusted by locals.
A frontier editor pleads with friends patrons subscribers and advertisers to settle debts and support the paper. He cites contracts duns and potential law action while railing at nonpaying readers and mocking idle creditors. The column also includes quips about manners humor and remarks from Times Journal and a Texas exchange.
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