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Newspaper

Boston Weekly Globe

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 19, 1890

Page

6

Married While Walking in Sleep Turns Poet

A tale recounts Henry Apereton who, famed cartoonist, suffered a severe sleepwalking episode that yielded an unfinished poem on his table. He later wrote another verse during the night, suggesting a strange link between dream action and waking creativity as his wife Sally watched. The incident, dated March 20, 1848, is presented as a remarkable historical claim about nightly writings.

Henry Apereton Priel Feame Lone Joanhood Jong Friston Sol Sally Deeas Raul

Fragmented Confessional Dialogues at a Greenwich Salon

Readable fragments reveal a chaotic exchange on gender, fashion, and scandal, with drifting mentions of Maiya, Hans Brandt, and a late 19th century style chorus. The piece hints at social tension, costume norms, and public fascination with celebrity misbehavior amid a backdrop of talk and performance.

What a Man Costs Diary of Konasholdor

A diarist details life costs over 96 years, noting personal value and family impact. The narrative discusses work, cameras, stents, and medical experiences and reflects on what a man is worth after years of service and hardship.

Konasholdor

Viewmarks in Mid Air A Camera Beat by Rocket

A French inventor M Denessa develops a small camera attached to a rocket for aerial photography. The device aims to capture the launch and crowd as a demonstration during a camp meeting in Maine, with observers noting confusion and the need for divine guidance in the odd early attempt.

M-Denessa Gui Dare of Maine

Fragmented Dialogue About Dress and Arrivals

A garbled dialogue references Garzam George needing money for a new dress and Garza Drestes exiting a stage, with mentions of a fashion, coral ornaments, a package from Europe, and questions about the arrival of a steamer. Characters debate anxiety, social expectations, and comparisons to cousins amid disjointed phrases and unclear context.

Garzam George Garza

Romance of Marriage Great Men Who Hated or Loved Their Wives

A fragmentary survey of famous husbands noted for troubled marriages. It catalogues pairs like Henry Fox and Lady Charlotte Lennox and Southey, highlighting unhappily married figures and the social cost of their unions. The piece references wealth, status, and reputations shaping domestic life and personal choices.

Henry Fon Holland Charlotte Lennox Southey

Oscar Wilde on cynicism and life’s tensions

A fragmentary polemic by Oscar Wilde surveys cynicism and truth, arguing that intellect can masquerade as honesty while masking desires. It notes marriage’s charm as deception, contrasts conscience with cowardice, and critiques feminine and masculine wishes shaping social behavior.

Sian

Fragmented 19th Century Text: A Child’s Questioning and Misread Reflections

A garbled narrative presents a series of disjointed scenes and questions about life, death, God, and heaven through a mother child and other figures. It reads as stray dialogue and imagined conversations, with fragments of family life and moral inquiry interwoven in a blurred excerpt.

Pensacola Martiecool Hans ‘Brandt Adventre Akes Thornton Mecca Alana Igbor Uae Kiara Sata Peart Patou Matey Beachy Mary God Heaven Sinosthat Aksad Ima Valker Ares

Peculiar Currency and Substitutes in Early History

A fragmentary account surveys early monetary substitutes including skins and animals such as oxen and sheep valued by ancient standards, with notes on various cultures using trade items before coined money. It recalls the Roman brass coinage, Egyptian and Greek transitions, and a tangential anecdote about Marie Antoinette and a minister.

Cota Servius Tuas Ana Toarkea Greece Sinanved Calonsta A Lane Teages

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