Selections on Spring and Nature by a Louisville Reviewer
Wyurirs Duyiyg and Reg Prentice of the Louisville Journal present a late year review poetically contrasting spring renewal with somber recollections. The piece invokes fresh blossoms, birds, and radiant mist, while musing on mortality, memory, and the enduring ache of distant visions as the season shifts.
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Reg Prentice
Louisville Journal
sonny ebartin
gene wien
Noreen
beiven
Wila
Dent
colina
John Brush
Brooklyn
All Alone Poem Fragment With Echoes Of Loss
Fragmentary poem lines express solitude and longing as a voice laments being alone. The speaker recalls crowd reactions and silent memories, describing wind, tone, and fading presence. The verse style echoes old sentimental hospital or parlor readings with misted imagery.
Fragmented Verse Reflections on Duty and Charity
A garbled quotation filled with antiquated musings on sorrow effort and virtue contrasts personal selfishness with duty. It cites Mes Annie S. Teas and Bar Linton, discusses friendship dangers for young ladies, and touches on moral admonitions about indulgence, virtue, and restraint amid social observations.
The New Skates Starring Edwin Mersick and Grandmother
A war era tale of Edwin Mersick who covets new skates. He ultimately buys a warm shawl for his grandmother with his earnings, sacrificing his own skates to keep her comfortable. The grandmother’s health improves, and Edwin’s thoughtful gift inspires praise from his family and community.
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Edwin
Brandaithee
Phas
Mere Fick
Stith
Hdain
arden
Edwin Mersick
Jena
Elwin
A braided reel of tales from a distant era
A patchwork of anecdotes, poems, and local notes recounts a Sunday school lesson miscue by Pat, humorous barroom exchanges with ministers, creosote wart cures, Birthing capers in St. Louis, and aging lovers who remarry to travel the hill of life together.
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Adam
Pat
Reston Travetler
Stooges
Hie
Sewing Machine novelty and famous clockmakers buy patent
The notice describes a new sewing machine hailed as a family boon with Jerome of New Haven having bought part of Robertson's patent for $50,000. It promises to rival all machines, cost $10 retail, and claims a seamstress could match a week’s hand labor in one day. Also noted are temperate tips on keeping the mouth closed in cold weather and a sketch of notable deaths and political squabbles of 1858 with various figures and events cited.
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Rolland
Fred
N.Yingly
bopa
torrow
Frei
Eirwin
moter
tung
Mr South
just
Snuth
Edwin
Smith
Leos
Evan
Sarah
Elain
tomer
Eggan
ngs
Thomas Uarvison
Buston
Great Britwin
Chippywi
Timbh
Scott
eld
Llarrison
New Miglud
Toneney Jack
Pougney Jack
duscourse
hunmr
male
theological seminary
Queday Taek
Jack
winieter
Scientific American
Isaya
Messrs
Jerome
New Haven
Conn
Robertson
Journal of Stealth
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St.Thomas’ Hospital
London
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Hyane
Vartford
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Staunton
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Holmes
Danigl Webster
Supreme Court of the United States
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Hutt
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St. Louis
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New York
firmutt
Don Carlos
Parry
Lord Robertson
Lord Erskine
Jas. Buckingham
Harper
Lloyd
Count Mole
Selim Pacha
Arista
Mexico
Samuel Rogers
D. RB. Atchison
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