Judge, 1892-01-02 · page 3 of 18
Judge — January 2, 1892 — page 3: what you’re looking at
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This page contains a poem titled "Scotch Lassie Friurn" by Katherine Coughlan, accompanied by illustrations of a Scottish woman in traditional dress surrounded by thistles. Below are brief prose sections praising various public figures: Field (appears to be about retirement), a note on Crop conservation and the Coop, a University of Ohio subscription degree, and commentary on Harrison's poetry about "white planes" and islands. The bottom section features a sketch of people in classical dress with dialogue from "Stephen" and commentary on Mr. Elkins's suitability for some unspecified position, mentioning "Harrison" and extending congratulations. **Without publication date or clearer context, the specific political references remain unclear.** The page appears to mix literary content with oblique commentary on late 19th or early 20th-century political figures and positions.
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3 SCOTCH LASSIE PRURN. AIBRE come « lass from o'er the see, Ine day, in fearful Weather. She left behind her loch and lea— She wWept to leave her ain counfric, But she brought her smiles and nalive glee, s she came sailing o'er fo me, Abd c'ey « breath of heather. Pier ample tresses, purple-black, Ace simply bound and nothing lacks er head in crowning rightly. Pasif bid the shadowy locks beneath re eyesas soft and svlcelly blue 3 any flower that eder grew? fo beauly on a Scolfish heath, Qs flashed through deu?-drops brightly. My less is young, my bonnie lass, flee years are fue-and-lWenly (So many grains have slipped the glass) ; nd L Would wish, if wishes pess, hat she mey dwell upon this earlh Which not unkindly gave her birth ill she Would rest frem smiles end fears, Jot lill she’s grown “o'er fu’ of years, Put just fill she has plenty. KATHNINK GROSJEAN, G BEFITS the freedom young Mr. Field so much as his retirement from it. ROGER Q. MILLS says that as. between the Crisp conserva- tives and the grip he is rather sorry for his survival. A UNIVERSITY in Ob Micted with poker. such a degree that the f: called for a and four aces. HARRISON improves on Whit- tier: “T know not where ‘Their white plume: Tonly know 1 cannot drift But lo! Jim Blaine is there.” STEPHEN. will make an ad- retary of war. He ¢ firmness and ex- not to mention the pugnacity indicated by his broad and not unhandsome countenance. His selection is likewise good as a victory for Blaine over Harrison and on Harrison over Blain The Jupcr BUSI Gy extends its congratulations to Mr. ‘Aw—T SUPpoee, ie Roolights, that yee bepaes on th Elkins, Mr. Blaine, Mr. Harrison, Vuanise and the United States of America, Miss Fooriicnts—" Why, dresses, diamonds and divorces !" ige have to mind your p's and q's pretty much?” comiicboo