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Newspaper
Barre Evening Enterprise
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1898
Page
2
In a vivid recounting of wartime sentiment, the article lauds heroic figures like Sampson and Dewey and condemns spies as dangerous. It notes calls for decisive action against traitors and praises Montpelier residents who sang for the Maine’s memory amid ongoing hostilities and looming victory.
A famed mulberry tree in Christ's College gardens Cambridge recalls Milton's student years 1624 admission to MA and early life at the university. The tree bears scars from time and is protected by lead, earth, and offshoots for preservation as a college memento.
Foot and Queen Dr Max Muller recalls a royal visit by the late queen of Trullind to England. At a deanery luncheon with Dean Stanley and literary figures including Tennyson, Lord Houghton, Hunley and Muller, Tennyson arrived late and showed reluctance to speak. The queen tried to draw him out, asking questions answered with hesitant yes and no remarks and a remark about both sides of the issue. Tennyson later whispered to Muller wishing he and others had been placed near the queen.
A faded tribute to a woman aged around seventy, her hands worn and scarred by years of toil. The poem contrasts rough, aged hands with an extraordinary life of tenderness and charity, praising the good work she has done over decades.
A tale describes Lord Dudley’s habit of thinking aloud during a carriage ride with a near stranger, leading to a humorous misunderstanding and a lasting friendship after both men revealed their thoughts. The item also cites Jacobite clubs and notes on media coverage of Bismarck’s Jewish descent, Adelina Patti’s jewelry, and other society snippets.
A fragmented dialogue centers on a man asking the name of the girl across the street and recalling a nickname or mistaken surname. The exchange hints at a humorous or speculative scheme surrounding a “smokeless cigarette” idea.
An analysis of thePrime minister's unique power in the United Kingdom, arguing the office rests on custom and political control rather than statute. It explains how the premier forms and directs the cabinet, manages appointments, and can dissolve the ministry, shaping government without formal constitutional grounding.
An infernal machine exploded near a Virgin Mary image at Swamenski convent in Kursk, wrecking the surroundings but sparing the picture which is famed for miracles. A longtime Latin language note recalls historic language use and a village inn tale ends with a husband and wife swapping mates in a double entendre narrative.
A survey of artisans who build tiny mechanical wonders from cherry stones and metals, citing Regiomontanus era crafters, a wooden eagle and iron fly by Julian Muller, and modern micro engines. It notes miniature scenes from Mechlin to Nuremberg, Sevastopol plans, and tiny vessels, with examples of ultra small knives and tools.
Mrs Rover advises fruit serving times and combinations to aid digestion. Subacid fruits are best for winter meals served with animal foods, while acidic fruits should be used sparingly. Fruits like papaw and pineapple aid digestion, fruit sugar should be limited, and heat reduces fruit ferment activity.
A reprint notes Edwin Booth’s bright wit and humor in private letters, contrasting his public melancholy image. It includes a rhyming epistle from Xmas Eve 79 with playful verses. The piece also cites Eugene Sue anecdotes and a travel rule about driving on the left in Austria and Britain.
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