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Newspaper
Boston Weekly Globe
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1891
Page
2
Keawe travels to Honolulu and then Tahiti with Kokua to sell the bottle imp’s power. They stage illness to lure buyers, trading wealth for souls as the curse follows Keawe and darkens their hopes. Kokua vows to save him, proposing perilous bargains to escape damnation.
In a haunted coastal town a couple Keawe and Kokua drift from peace as villagers fear and isolation grow. A midnight crisis unfolds with a cursed bottle, a wife’s sacrifice, and a vow to perish for love. A separate feature recalls Lt J C Walshs hunting party battling a storm and a famed chestnut stallion.
In a moonlit prairie chase, Harry Ridley and Captain Taylor pursue a band of wild mustangs attacked by wolves. After a brutal clash, Sergeant McCoy tames the savage chestnut with a whispered chant and a deft lariat maneuver, drawing awe from the observers.
A narrative of David Glasgow Farragut from a nine year old midshipman to a famed admiral. It recounts his early years aboard the Essex under Captain Porter during the War of 1812, mutinies, battles near Cape Horn, Valparaiso, and the birth of a future naval hero. The piece blends boyhood exploits with the formative events that shaped Farragut’s courage and leadership.
Eugene Field jokes about the schnellest train from Hanover to Magdeburg as a slow, comic ordeal. He notes the paltry speed, moss on engine parts, and the moody journey rife with German stops, slang, and cultural contrasts, urging readers to walk or swim rather than ride the fastest train.
A compact review of celestial photographs, notably Roberts’s Andromeda nebula image, linking nebular structure to solar system formation ideas. It discusses how Pleiades and Orion imagery suggest star chains and origin clues, citing Henry Brothers Paris and Prof. Pickering’s Orion photo from southern California.
A whimsical exchange on Beacon Street features a nurse urging a baby to take milk while the infant politely refuses citing an offensive taste. The narrator contemplates analyzing the lacteal aid and references Emerson as a literary note before vanishing from the scene.
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