There Are No Tears in Heaven Poem Reflection
A Swartz poem depicts bereaved and sorrowful figures seeking comfort in faith. A child, a bride’s mournful widower, a grieving mother, and a weary traveler are urged to endure with the promise that there are no tears in Heaven and that trust in the Redeemer brings relief amid life’s trials.
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Peculiar Social Habits Of The Japanese Described
The article notes Japanese streets hide houses behind gardens, the cool loose robe dress, and a custom of sharing garments for warmth. It describes the barefoot indoor practice, the sole shoe to protect mats, a wooden pillow for sleeping, chopstick dining with loud snoring, and a retinue for mandarins. It claims worship of ancestors, graveyard gatherings, and a shift in piety, with commentary on social manners and domestic life.
Low Voice as a Crowning Charm in Women
A column extols a low soft voice as an essential feminine charm. It argues tone reveals character, aiding social interactions, soothing children, comforting spouses, and even guiding dying moments. The piece also praises brisk, diligent attitudes and warns against laziness, urging honesty in pursuit of art and business.
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Died yesterday echoes through a world of loss and memory
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Sandwich Island Beauties and Ocean Waterfalls
The article depicts Hawaii's eastern coast with numerous streams tumbling from high volcanic slopes into the sea. It highlights Wailuku River and a 100 foot tall Niag ara like cascade near the harbor, then describes youths and maidens swimming, leaping, and diving in pools and rapids along the river, portraying their beauty and athletic feats in vivid, period prose. It also notes curiosities from the New York Evangelist and various brief items on horticulture, travel, and agriculture.
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Draining swamp land yields fertile fields with oxen and ditches
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