The Storm Flower
A terse night scene portrays a bee in the storm and sea wind as the speaker misreads winter tempest as summer bloom. Snowing world and bright air lift the speaker to a hopeful, dreamlike mood in a narrow room.
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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1901
Page
8
A terse night scene portrays a bee in the storm and sea wind as the speaker misreads winter tempest as summer bloom. Snowing world and bright air lift the speaker to a hopeful, dreamlike mood in a narrow room.
A weary stoker aboard a steamship recalls a lost rural life as he bonds with a boy over knots and quiet moments. The memory of a porch and apple harvests softens his view of labor and the sea, hinting at transformation from misery to small hope.
Fron describes lobster eggs hatching into larvae that swim near the surface with feathery organs. After about six weeks they become small lobsters, often eaten by fish, then sink to the bottom to hide as they mature into walking crustaceans.
A London Globe article denounces Canada’s four dollar notes for featuring the American Sault canal lock. It claims the image humiliates Canadian achievements and serves as a promotional badge for U S influence. The piece also cites crime imitation as a broader human tendency.
An article from Black and White argues the Port of London has declined from its world leading status as a shipping center. It cites the lower Thames limitations, competing ports like New York Glasgow Liverpool Hamburg Baltimore and Marseilles, and a royal commission that confirmed structural constraints hinder modern operations.
Astronomical photography enables searching between Mars and Jupiter where hundreds of minor planets orbit the sun. A two to three hour exposure shows moving bodies as short curved lines, aiding discoveries such as Eros.
The passage mocks French nobles and officials sharing talk of simplicity and power. It mentions Frances and a chief magistrate, the Legion of Honor ribbon, and M. Loubet enduring daytime evening dress. It recalls Cagnot famed for quick changes in a closed carriage between stops.
A Kansas farmer claims his acres are free of debt while boasting he gains two pounds weekly and sleeps poorly, describing farming on shares where he loafs and the partner handles the crops. The anecdote reflects rural attitudes toward debt and labor.
A Sunday School tale warns that calling people names provokes consequences as bears come from the woods to punish bad children. A scholar adds a moral to climb a tree before naming others, illustrating caution in speech and action.
A German physician Dr A Boschee markets German Syrup as a cure for coughs colds and lung troubles claiming it removes the cause and leaves the body healthier. It has stood the test of years with two million bottles sold annually and has been in the United States since 1868. Three doses relieve an ordinary cough priced at 75 cents sold by Budd Drug Co. Get Green's Prize Almanac.
The Nickel Plate offers round trip excursion tickets from Chicago to Buffalo at 13.00 on select May Tuesdays the 7th 14th 21st and 28th with five day return validity. Trains depart Chicago 10 85 am 2 30 pm and 10 30 pm arriving Buffalo next mornings or afternoons. Through sleeping cars and meals available. Reservations at 111 Adams St Chicago or by mail to John Y Calahan. Central 2057.
On May 7 14 21 and 28 at 13.00 round trip from Chicago with return five days from sale. Three through trains daily with vestibuled sleeping cars and first class dining car service. For details and Pan American folder contact John Y Calahan General Agent 111 Adams Street Chicago. Depot Van Buren Street and Pacific Avenue Chicago on elevated loop.
Joseph Choate outlines Lincoln s life beginning with his early years and struggles. He surveys Lincoln s mature character and his administration which raised his name high on the world s roll of honor and fame. The pamphlet is published by the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway and available for six cents postage to I A Miller in Chicago.
The Passenger Department issues an illustrated treatise on the German card game Skat with revised up to date rules. Interested players may obtain a copy by sending ten cents in postage to I A Miller General Passenger Agent Chicago III.
Big Timber to St Paul Minn round trip 35 70 tickets on sale June 7 good for 60 days from sale. Biennial Modern Woodmen meeting. Also 35 70 for May 30 sale with 60 day return. Annual meetings of Military Surgeons US American Academy of Medicine and AMA. Tickets available to any parties. Springdale round trip one fire train leaves Saturday morning return Sunday. Teachers Directors and District Clerks term reports: two copies to district clerk. clerk to send one to office. blanks prepared before last warrant. Sre Lan Waker County Supt.
Ayres the Photographer announces gallery closure for May 4 to May 22 to complete outside work. Additional brief closures are planned a few times in summer with notices in post offices and newspapers to inform the public.
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