Weather Prophet and Ghosts at Sea from 19th Century Text
A playful weather riddle about a famed weather prophet and his sun and rain forecasts. The piece shifts to a sea ghost tale citing a New York Mail and Express report of ghostly voices aboard a ship and an owl seen near the crosstrees, unsettling the crew but explained as misidentified causes.
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Dancing Miles and Curious Clock Inscriptions Told
A column notes dancers travel about thirteen and a half miles in twenty two dances per evening with fresh energy at close. It also cites a London Figaro quip about Roman numerals on clocks being written as TH instead of IV, plus a mention of Gilbert Stuart’s Washington portrait once thought lost and later identified with Dr. W F Channing’s possession.
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