A Ball Of Hearts and a Fateful Courtship
In a village social world a shy boy Robin Courtnay wins the squire’s daughter Eve Temple by quiet persistence. Years later Eve agrees to marry Robin after a hospital visit reveals his lasting devotion and her own resolve to wed him despite noble temptations.
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Smre
Robin
J. Robinson Courtnay
Eve Temple
Lady Temple
Earl of Carston
Eve
Miss Temple
J. Ropinson Courtnay
Mr. Courtnay
Countess of Carston
Trousseau
Congress Daily Ledger of Army Bill and Ship Subsidy Debate
Summary of congressional actions from January 30 to February 6 detailing Senate conference on the army reorganization bill, House passage of agricultural and fortifications appropriations, and ship subsidy debates. Notable remarks include Lanham urging Democratic unity and Rawlins opposing subsidies. Local item: Illinois operators push for uniform prices in mining and milling. Missing child distress case in Michigan reports a 14 year old girl abducted from Benton Harbor with custody issues cited.
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Nelaea
Minn
McMillan
Mich
House
Rawls
Utah
Bill Lanham
Texas
United Democracy
Rawlins and Berry
United States
Turner
Mallory
Mrye
Davis
Minnesota
Krahsom
St. Joseph
Med
Vina Mils
George A. Mills
Benton Harbor
Mills
Chicago
Vina
Rabsoi
Chicago Grain and Provisions Mixed. Wheat Dull and Cattle Steady
Chicago markets show dull grain trade with tight demand pushing down wheat. Corn closes slightly lower and provisions slip, while Chicago and Kansas City cattle receipts affect prices for steers, cows, and calves with mixed moves across hogs and sheep in regional markets.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Texas
Kansas City
Soath
Omaha
Ring Out the Peace and Virtues in Alfred Tennyson
Poem fragment attributed to Alfred Tennyson urging social reform and moral renewal. The verse pleads to cast out hate, pride, and disease while welcoming truth, peace, and compassionate leadership.
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Alfred Tennyson
Hymn of the Conquered on the Field of Defeat
A contemplation on the wounded and fallen who bore the unseen burden of life. The voice of triumph favors victors while the hymn honors those who fought bravely and suffered, asking history to name true victors beyond fame and prize.
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Nero
Kissing Time by Eugene Field Verse Excerpt
The poem describes summer scenes with larks and bees as signals of romantic moments. The speaker notes half past kissing time when a beloved nears and affection grows, contrasting wandering with a awaiting embrace.
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Eugene Field
A Purpose In Pain and the Call of Mercy
A reflective meditation on meaning in suffering by Owen Meredith. The speaker argues pain serves a divine purpose guiding conscience toward justice and mercy, urging forgiveness and renewal as morning breaks. The piece emphasizes hope, resilience, and the role of pain in shaping virtue.
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Owen Meredith
Restless toil and weary longing in Father Ryan poem
The verse laments exhausted hands and worn feet with a yearning for rest. The speaker prays in vain for relief as seasons pass from spring to autumn, sensing life’s sunset near the shore and addressing Father Ryan in a plaintive plea for rest.
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Father Ryan
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