Silent Love Poem Echoes Lost Dear Autumn Eve
An untitled verse recalls a fading romance marked by distance and unspoken words. The speaker senses the beloved is dead as autumn winds rise, reflecting on June memories, honeysuckle scents, pines, and a lingering mystic hope within a somber mood.
Empress Josephine and Lennox Estate Love Story
A rough tom boy Josephine Leslie wins hearts at Lennox Park. She sings to guests, forms a bond with Arthur Lennox, and becomes Countess La Sarges after a dramatic arrangement with her French noble father. The tale blends social classes, romance, and childbirth of diamonds.
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Breckinridge and Greeley recalled by Hon Heister Clymer
Reading Pennsylvania hosts Hon Heister Clymer who recalls Gen Breckinridge's warm reception of Horace Greeley at the Tribune office. Breckinridge, exiled after the war, credited Greeley with urging him to return home and aid the South, promising safety and immunity from arrest. The piece also notes Boston teachers' views on sewing in grammar schools versus music or French, with many favoring sewing.
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Britons, Elections, and Boston Fair Lights
A British Parliament member spent about 75 000 dollars on election expenses, roughly 10 dollars per vote. Boston plans seven teenth fair features paper fans with heliotype battle and monument views.
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