Rose Poem of Love and Spirit Freeing
A lyrical meditation on love, beauty, and spiritual release. Vivid imagery of roses, wind, and fragrance traces the heart’s ascent toward divine care. The speaker speaks of passion fading yet a divine essence remaining, guiding the freed spirit higher and enduring as an immortal attar.
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Ita Trexomela
Saint Valentine Eve Dream and a Love Realized
In an old New Hampshire farm tale two cousins Grace Irene and Paul Wentworth share a Valentine eve experiment by a fire. Paul’s morbid longing to glimpse death leads him to a cellar midnight vision of cousin Trene which ushers a renewal of vigor. A broken mirror is explained away and four years later Paul returns strong and finds Irene has become his wife after a playful house reveals their fated bond.
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New Hampshire
Walla
Grace ‘Elmore
Irene ‘Beresfort
May Gaylord
Ame
Grace
Lover
Cofin
Irene
Earth
Heaven
Paul
Trene
Fary
Paul Wentworth
Mary
John
Rachel
Stripling
Yore
Aupyou
How to Visit the Paris Exposition
A Chicago Tribune writer advice for travelers to Paris urges leaving fine clothes at home and packing warm workwear for the voyage. After landing, stay in an English town to tailor a travel suit and buy underwear. Seek cash discounts, avoid American image, then travel to Paris and buy later to match budget. Hotels and continental prices may be 25 to 50 percent lower if you blend in.
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Chicago Tribune
Manchester
Exeter
Nottingham
War Dance and Dog Feast Reported Near Sioux City
A dispatch from Sioux City describes about seventy five Winnebago Indians camping opposite the city. They have danced and shouted for two nights, traded bows and arrows for dogs, and plan a war dance and dog feast tonight. One tribe member was murdered days ago as part of appeasing the great spirit, with their cries heard a mile away.
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Sioux City