Whispered to Me Poem Fragment
A fragmentary verse recalls a whispered message and a heart racing with imagined romance. A rose found tangled in hair serves as a symbol of presumed love.
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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1888
Page
5
A fragmentary verse recalls a whispered message and a heart racing with imagined romance. A rose found tangled in hair serves as a symbol of presumed love.
A poem by Philip Bourke Marston reflects grief and compassion for a departed loved one. The article reviews Dr A Dichas and Gybolski studies on hypnotism and memory, noting memory recall during hypnosis, possible foreign personalities, and memory suppression. It cites improved hearing in four subjects persisting after eighteen months.
Thomas Seymour notes how travelers in modern Greece still sense a living link to ancient myths and Homeric worlds. He finds Greek art deepened by Athens and Central Greece experiences, while rustic customs, superstitions, and even fairy spirits survive in daily life.
In the Lincoln Journal fragment Quimby explains he is broke and hungry, asking for a stake for a meal. He recalls having a fortune less than two years ago but says two lawyers were hired in a debt matter and he has struggled to recover ever since.
The piece traces early pottery origins from gourd molds to fired vessels, noting accidental methods and cultural remnants. It then critiques actors who claim a year to learn stage craft, arguing natural movement, seating, and door-banging show artificial performance rather than true artistry.
In the Detroit Free Press a man recalls a speech event by the Sons of Industry. Jim, an early member, cannot attend the hall blowout because he must care for his baby while his wife chops kindling.
A quoted exchange contrasts rural manners with a pun on burning oil versus burning us. The father urges careful speech and study, while the son challenges the wording, illustrating a humorous correction in language usage.
An old advertisement claims a positive remedy for consumption that has cured thousands. It offers two free bottles to readers who send their express and post office address to Res Cally 3-88-60 T. As SLOCUM M.C. at 181 Pearl St New York.
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