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Newspaper
Boston Weekly Globe
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1880
Page
2
A reflective poem contemplates death and the unknown as the speaker questions whether death or a bright angel stands near. He yearns for guidance toward God and seeks resolve through prayer, ending with a note on the afterlife and chastening.
A brief catalog entry notes Vivian the Srauty by Annie Edwardes, author of Archie Lovell and Ought We To Visit Her, listed as an item in the E16 series.
Jeanne hides from Wolfgang and Vivian on a misty Kursaal verandah while jealousy and longing swirl. A Gothic final dance with a cadaverous student ends in a wild Lenore themed ride leaving Jeanne shaken and haunted by the deathlike spectacle.
Jeanne Dempster battles hoarseness that halts a grand Badenweiler theater production. Miss Vivash and Wolfgang scheme to replace her part with Evans or others, while Jeanne resolves to act no more, accepting spectator status as Lady Pamela seizes her costume.
A dramatic fragment echoes with poetic lines and an English German mixed exchange. The master’s cold gaze and Beauty’s lost smiles hint at tragedy as a young Vivian comments on fate and folly. The dialogue juxtaposes mythic betrayal with modern restraint.
A sculptor seeks to fulfill a royal command by shaping clay into a statue for the king. After days of struggle the clay becomes marble, revealing an angelic figure as the king’s wish is fulfilled.
In 1870 a returned communist named Gilbert who loved a police officer's daughter faced a doomed romance. They fled to a Marne house, planned death, and he shot his mistress then himself. Both survived. Gilbert was recaptured, later served in the Commune, and now awaits judgment in Paris.
Mr. William H. Vanderbilt holds registered bonds totaling 51 million dollars in the treasury. He derives an income exceeding 2 million dollars annually, providing a substantial safety margin even if railroad ventures falter.
A poetic tribute by Oliver Wendell Holmes praising James Freeman Clarke. It honors Clarke as a steadfast moral leader who overcomes creeds, with heroic deeds and enduring zeal. The lines recall May days, vision, and timeless influence, urging that his life continues through his work and inspiration.
Public health notes discuss the nature of the common cold and its dangers, urging immediate care to prevent progression. It describes how cold exposure constricts skin vessels, leading to breathing difficulties and fever, and recommends bed rest, warm feet, light meals, hot beef tea, and staying indoors within twenty four hours of chilliness for prompt relief. It also summarizes a study by Klebs and Tommasi on a fever-causing fungus named Bacillus malarig. and offers guidance on prevention and antiseptic benzoate use, alcohol effects, and simple remedies for diarrhea in infants.
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