The Mother Who Died Too
Poignant verse from the Bristol Phenix lamenting a mother’s death at fifty and a childlike mother’s cry. The speaker recalls her smallness, the cold earth, and longs to cradle her still, near heavenly children, as words fail to name the lost.
Alpine romance ends in marriage after cliff edge escape
A Swiss tale recounts a young man who survives a robber and a deadly fall near Brieg. He wins Caterina’s heart, outwits her murderous father, and marries the woman he loves despite danger and vengeance. The villain is sent to America.
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Simplon Pass
Italy
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Ganten
Issaw
Signor
Simpson
Ryley
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Sion
Buieg
Rhone
Geneva
Borisal
Rascal
Should one be superior to fashion in woman attire
Brooklyn letter reviews radical sleeves at the Lyceum Theatre. The author argues true taste lies in inner cultivation and individuality, not extreme fashion. Eleanor Kirk's Idea offers a monthly paper with samples and a 60 cent annual subscription.
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Robertson
Walnut Street
Philadelphia
Lyceum Theatre
Lyceum
Eleanor Kirk
Times
Mongrel Geese Raising in Rhode Island
Rhode Island leads in mongrel goose breeding with breeders like Charles F Herreshoff of Bristol and others in Little Compton and Tiverton. The cross of wild Canada geese with Black African stock yields fertile meat birds prized by epicures though infertile for breeding.
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Epicures
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Chas. F. Herreshoff
Nat. Herreshoff
Bristol
R. I
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