Twilight Stages of a Homeless Girl
A solitary figure stands in dim evening light, homeless and alone, with dew on her hair and tears in her eyes while she wanders from Dover to Dloor begging for daily bread under violet scented air and summer promises.
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Dover
Dloor
Roxie Scales and the Springs of Sweet Bomby
In a Southern town a trio of schoolgirls recalls Roxie Scales, an outcast with literary aspirations and a steady hymn of Sweet Bomby. Her quiet home, pride, and care for homeless children define a life marked by dignity amid hardship.
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Moxie
Rorie
Miss Fancher
Roxie
Sin
Lighthouse
Roxie Scales
Roxie Friday
Tennessee
Miss Ross
Bombia
Miss Shiday
Roxey
Beck
Roxie's
Roxie Scales Seeks Old Life and Lost Family
Roxie Scales recounts a long past life in Tennessee and Mississippi. She describes a failed marriage to Jake, a child called Tump, hardship after Miss Sallie and Mawse Aleck, and a letter or paper that brought back memories. She hints at a man she believed to be her former partner returning.
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Sk Tens Sre
Roxie
Lisa
Ronie
Kerrickter Stret
Terra Gemman
Jake
Sallie
Richmon
Lever
Aleck
Dullan
Dade
Las
Jake Scales
Return of Jake Scales to Roxie and family in the hills
In a rural reunion Roxie recognizes Jake Scales, long rumored to be back from slavery and hiding. He seeks to return, shares Tump’s death and Roxie’s past, and agrees to stay. They plan supper and repair the home as Beck watches from a distance with a lighthouse under her arm.
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Roxie
Jake
Miss Fancher
Beck
A. W. Bissell
Hartford Times
Winter Roses and Siam Aessay on loss and kingship
The poem laments a fisher family and winter death while praising resilience of winter roses. Maurice Francis Egan notes Siam’s palace wealth contrasts with women’s harsh lives. the king’s harem cages women in misery amid opulence, with the Ex aminer's commentary contrasting luxury and suffering.
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Maurice Francis Egan
New York
Siam
Fairy Palace
San Francisco Examiner
Getting Rid of Hin
A dialogue notes a protest against a neighbor named Hin and his flute practice. The Hustler quotes a plan to persuade him to quit, with a cynical suggestion that some might be tempted to kill him, reflecting a hostile attitude in a Chicago Inter Ocean extraction.
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Chicago Inter Ocean
An Aid to Sleep Bandage Eyes Before Retiring
An old suggestion describes placing a handkerchief over the eyes to induce sleep. The compress allegedly diverts blood from the eyes and calms the heavy eyelids, briefly easing the insomnia of those who fear darkness.
History of Labor Strikes and Unions in 19th Century England
A chronological sketch outlines key events from 1812 to 1854 including registration of labor unions, formation of societies, and notable strikes. It notes the London weavers riot, seamen strikes at Yarmouth, and widespread unrest in Lancashire and Preston with factory closures and job losses.
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Lemans Payne Ism
Calico Printers
London
Buller-makers and
Great Britain
England
Manchester
Co-Operative Society
Rochdale
Yarmouth
Amalgamated Society of Engineers
Amalgamated Engineers
International Typographical Union
United State
London Cabmen
Taventy
North Englard
Preston
Workingmen’s Colleges
Liverpool
Dates in Medicine A Chronology of Roman and Arab Medical Landmarks
A condensed timeline noting Avancua’s reported cantharides use in a Roman Senate case, Ceutas surgical directions, Amar smachus Nero’s physician, Dioscorides rivaling Galen, Galen’s noted dissectors, Coplius on diseases, and the rise of hospitals and dedicated physicians in antiquity and medieval times. It traces early medical authorities, hospital origins, and key texts shaping ancient and medieval medicine.
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Avancua
Ceutas
Amar Smachus
Nero
D Oscorides
Galen
Gsen
Coplius
Paulus
Casarea
Jerusalem
Zetias
Paulus Argineta
Rome
Rhazes
Ged
Avicenna
Arbuensis
Liiz
Knights of St. John
Annals of England 1485 to 1600s milestones list
A compact chronology of English history noting events from 1485 to 1600s including the first standing army, Star Chamber, Newfoundland discovery, Dutch gardening influence, first shilling, Lords journals, Lilly’s map, Wolsey’s fall, FitzGeralds rebellion, Rome authority end, monasteries suppression, Bible printing, Henry VIII titles, lunatic asylum, Mary Tudor, Elizabethan church reestablishment, Knox’s Scotland, Frobisher voyage, tobacco introduction, first English newspaper, Spanish Armada defeat, St Helena conquest.
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England
Court of Star Chamber
Newfoundland
Netherlands
House of Lords
George Lilly
Cardinal Wolsey
Fitzieralds
Rome
Maelish
Coanmer
Henry VIII
Mary Tudor
Church of England
Elizabet
Scotland
Knox
Frobisher
N. W
America
St. Helena
The Advantages of Education
A fragment shows a child misnaming himself on his first day at public school. The boy corrects that his name is Bill, not Willie, reflecting a humorous reaction to education and new experiences.
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Willie
Bill
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