To Hear Her Sing In The Garden Window
Poem fragment from Southern Magazine praising a girl’s singing. The speaker admires her perfect head, joyous melody, and angelic beauty including golden hair, soulful eyes, lilies at her chest, and the happiness she brings to listeners.
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St. Cecilia
Nannie L. Hutter
Southern Magazine
The Bazaar Proposal and a Duchess of Devonshire Scheme
In a seaside bazaar, a con man persuades Miss Hewitt to consider offering large charity sacrifices. He suggests a fake liaison with the Duchess of Devonshire to sway donors, while Miss Hewitt vacillates between scruples and temptation. The scheme culminates in a tense proposal for a £50 transaction to fund a hospital.
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Miss Hewitt
Well
Migs Hewitt
Tye
CIA Dé Egies Pallae
Misa Chudleigh
Duchess of
Devonshire
Davonshire
Liss Hewitt
Tam
Tob
Xauch
Nott
H. B. Marriott-Watson
Spurgeon tobacco anecdote shared in reminiscence
The Westminster Gazette quotes a letter exchange about Charles H. Spurgeon denying reports he smoked. In Rev W Williams reminiscence the preacher’s reply is presented in humorous form, with Spurgeon encouraging cultivation of flowers and burning of his ‘yee.’
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W. Williams
H. Spurgeon
Spurgeon
Homemade trunks in a prairie trunks prank
A Chicago man, Mr Brightside, crafts packing box trunks with rope handles to be sent as baggage to Wisconsin. He explains it as a clever stunt to outwit railroad baggage rules, while his wife and a terrier Ming observe amusedly.
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Chicago
Brightside
Illinois
Carbone
Wisconsin
Mr. Brightside
Chicago Tribune
True Courage Cools The Storm In Danger
Lord Shaftesbury argues true courage is calm and serene during peril. Rage makes cowards act rashly, while steadiness defines the bravest men and keeps their honor intact.
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Lord Shaftesbury
Liberal offer to new subscribers for Bristol and World
The thrice weekly World edition replaces the twice weekly with 18 pages weekly at 1 dollar a year. Includes 156 issues annually, each 6 pages eight columns wide. Bristol Phoenix and Demorest's Family Magazine offer new subscribers a one year package at 2.50 dollars.
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Demorest’s
Wivea
Belpan
Cama
Orce
Oureix
Demorest. Publishing.co
Fifth Avenue
New York
THE
Bristol
Pheenix and
Demorest
Sera
New York World
World
Bristol Paanix Awd
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