South Wind Breathes Memory in Twilight Night
Poem fragment from Stephen Malmena printed in the New York Times. It evokes spring’s south wind, memory, and longing, with imagery of sea breezes, shifting seasons, and a voice calling from the night to drink through the heart’s ache. The speaker stretches toward the wind, seeking reunion and renewal amid fading winter.
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Stephen Malmera
New York Times
Im Savio the House of McHenry by Hans Hansen
Alexander MacHenry, a powerful financier, faces ruin as his speculations erode his fortune. His son Harlow vows to salvage the family by raising a million and a half, enlisting Mrs Midland and a strategic marriage plan to secure funds, amid a society backdrop of wealth, risk, and scandal.
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Savio
Alexander MacHenry
Plaasant
Thia
Harley
Ois Onda
Harlow
Fort
Tootla MccMartins
Casino
Midland
MacHenry
McHenry
Harlow MacHenry
Jacobrs
Tootie
Marlow
Squire Robarts of La Peer Boosts Sage Matrimonial Elopements
James Whitcomb Riley recalls Squire Robarts of La Peer Michigan a justice of the peace who billed himself as the original Gretna Green magistrate. His letterhead claimed a bank building office and services from high grade beldeamaide and groomsmen to assist ceremonies. Marriages were promised to be solemnized promptly and legally with plain ceremonies and elopements a specialty.
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Squire
James Whitcomb Riley
Squire Roberta
Lapeer
Mich
Gwalns
Wr. Riley
Squira Robarts
Retirement of Leopold Dallale from Bibliotheque Nationale
Leopold Dallale retires from the directorate of the Bibliotheque Nationale in Paris after over fifty years of service including more than thirty years as director. He is succeeded by Henri Margel, formerly superintendent of arts administration.
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Leopold Dallale
Bibliotheque Nationale
Paris
Dali
Netition
Henri Margel
Ges Boag
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