Latchkey of Life in Poet's Writings and Ashes
In Woman's Home Companion, eWilliam Lightfoot Visscher muses on a ring of keys as symbols. One key seals a vault of wine, another opens a mine for hidden thoughts, while the latchkey unlocks his life and his wife finds solace as the urn receives his ashes.
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Doan turns from Moe as Chloe’s Light Shines
A quotation from the New York World notes a dramatic reproach in a conversation where Doan tells Moe to turn his face away from Miss Chloe. The speaker adds that Chloe’s smiles are the only light in his dark life.
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Dunning of Jackson Dies at 76 in California
William S. Dunning of Jackson Calif aged 76 died March 27. He was the eldest brother of artist Robert S. Dunning and a Brunswick Mo native. He sailed with his father to Fall River in 1834 and later joined the Rice party to California in 1849. Additional notes recount his family ties, early business ventures, and a separate account of George H Eaton who died in Hiogo after a shipboard accident.
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Wry Baby Barbs Spark in Odd Newspaper Exchange
A humorous exchange from old papers features a cartoonish quip about Willie as “the worst wry baby,” followed by a barber joke about seven shaves marked on the ear. The lines parody newspaper style and quick one liners from Von Ginkel and a barber.
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Andrew Gibson Dead at 67 in Liverpool Links
The death of Andrew Gibson of Liverpool was reported to Capt. Samuel Skolfield. Gibson, a Scotsman born mariner famed among Brunswick and Bath sea captains, aged 67, died on April 18. He had many friends in the global fleet and planned a Brunswick visit this summer.
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Grandfather and the humorist seek old boyhood jokes
A humorous exchange between a young writer and his grandfather unfolds as the writer asks to spend the afternoon together to gather jokes from the old man’s boyhood days. The elder narrator notes his past hopes for reform and questions the outing’s purpose while the writer mentions an invitation to contribute to a magazine’s humorous department.
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The Population of Bath and Kemp's Balsam Ad
The population of Bath runs to about 9 000 with at least half troubled by throat and lung affections. Call on your druggist for Kemp's Balsam for the throat and lungs. Price 25 and 50c. Trial size free, sold by all druggists.
Frank B Trout Praises Dr Williams Pink Pills
Detroit real estate figure Frank B Trout recounts how Dr Williams Pink Pills saved his daughter from a failing health. He says the pills restored strength and weight after doctors failed, noting a near six month recovery culminating in full health.
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Tobacco Pipes and Smoke Quality in Historical View
The Lancet notes pipe smoking as least injurious among tobaccos if pure and unflavored. It explains how material and shape impact smoke, with clay cooling, meerschaum porosity absorbing oils, and wood absorbing oils as pipes age. Ebonite stems spoil flavor, bone or amber are preferred, and unsafe plastics or camphor odors are advised against.
Mrs Carlyle Tales of Wit and Love Recorded by New York Independent
The piece recounts Mrs. Thomas Carlyle’s lively dinner anecdotes and sharp observations, including a shoemaker shoe episode where she unknowingly walked off with several sandals. It reflects her humor, charm, and deep affection with her husband, George Eliot’s influence, and contrasts with later misunderstandings noted by Froude.
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