Where Does He Dwell The God Of Love
Poem fragment questions the dwelling of love’s god and his hidden arrows as he lurks amid smiles and jet black eye. The verse reflects playful romantic mystery and the enchantment of affection.
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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1891
Page
4
Young man schemes and social fads in a reading society
In a New York setting, Russell seizes leadership of a women’s society while debates over study plans, mottos and committees drift into a broader scheme involving Gilberts Ray and the Manhattan Electro Motor Company. Romance with Alice Ray intertwines with financial temptations and ethical tensions as summer plans unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan
Russell
Ray
Manhattan Electro-Motor Company
James Remington
John Deering
Deering
Brown
Miss Ray
Society For General
Alice Ray
Gil
Alice
Angel
Rays
Hudson
New York
Hypocrite Talk Sparks Golden Rule Quip at Sunday School
Dialogue quotes reveal a blunt exchange about hypocrisy with a line about Jackson and friendship for gain. A boy named Johnny Billings cites a jeweler’s joke on selling ten karat for fourteen karat as a lesson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny Billings
Notable New York Lawyers Ranked Among The Top Six
The New York bar features prominent names James C. Carter John F. Dillon Joseph H Choate Frederick R Coudert John E Parsons and Wheeler H Peckham as the leading six. Carter leads by universal consent with Dillon admired for deep legal mind while Choate and Coudert are also highly regarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James C. Carter
John 8. Ditton
Josephh. Choate
Frederick B. Goudert
John E. Parsons
Wheeler H. Peckham
New York
John F. Dillon
Joseph H. Choate
Frederick R. Coudert
Charles O’conor
Carter
O’conor
Mr. Carter
America
Frederick Brocoudert
Judge Dillon
Elisha and Elijahs mantle in Elisha's ministry
An analysis of Elisha’s succession to Elijah focusing on the transfer of power the symbolism of the mantle and the healing waters episode. The lesson links Elisha’s acts to New Testament power in Jesus and the Spirit, and contrasts reliance on divine aid with human striving. It cites biblical parallels and practical exhortations for faithfulness and witness.
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Lesson Helper
Cimion
S. Hoffman
Elisha
Elijah
Israel
Jordan
Jesus
Peter
John
Jesus Christ of Nazareth
David
Goliath
Heta
Jericho
Paul
Gal
Potiphar
Joseph
Babylon
God
Daniel
Dan
Jer
Ezek
Zech
Garden of Eden
Luke Xgili
Jehovah
John vii
Whittier’s Writing Days Said to Be Over
The article notes Whittier may have ended his writing days yet could rise again for a major national occasion. It suggests he might be asked to compose the opening ode for the Columbian World’s Fair of 1898, comparable to his 1876 centennial ode.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell
Deering
Gilbert Ray
Whittier
Stevenson Would Make Far South Sea Home
The writer notes Robert Louis Stevenson plans permanent residence in the South Sea islands famed for life remote from civilization. He quotes him praising life there and praising “man most interesting” while decrying newspapers, doctors, taxes, and other modern trappings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Louis Stevenson
Far South Sea Islands
Cotseta
Wealth and Comfort Across Riches The New Yorker’s View
A New Yorker reflects on wealth and comfort noting that counting half a million brings more ease than larger sums. He argues that a person with a million carries all the care and anxiety of wealth, while extreme sums beyond that offer little extra relief.
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Young
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