Tulpehocken Clock Confounds Time Across Four Faces
A Boston Herald article from London describes the Tulpehocken town clock with four faces that show different times and quirky behavior. It notes the clock rarely strikes in sync, its hands shifting roles, and the town treating it as an odd curiosity while observers seek a rough average of the dials.
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Tulpehocken
Loften
House of Commons Manners and the Ladies Gallery
A vivid portrait of the Commons meeting room with its narrow space for members and crowded galleries. Visitors perch in a grimly fenced upper loft while reporters hold court below the Speaker sits in a carved oak canopy.
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House of Commons
M. P
Ladies’ Gallery
Iris
Tennyson Poem Under Scrutiny Praised For Meter Strain
The Boston Transcript critiques Tennyson noting alarming poverty of resource in a poem. It argues a poet posted in salutatory art would not be content with generic hands and would instead bust the meter by steps like chassez promenade and swing to maintain rhythm.
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Tennyson
Chassez
Boston Transcript
Local Lockport Girl Reveals Pueblo Marriage
Miss Emma Jones of Lockport New York has married Mr J F Bachman a lawyer of Pueblo Colorado The news comes as a surprise to her family and friends who only recently learned of the union while her trunks bore the Mrs J F Bachman mark ready for a move to Pueblo.
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Emma Jones
Lockport
N. Y
J. F. Bachman
Pueblo
Col
Bachman
Detroit Post
Street Car Conversation Sparks Wit in Sun Era
A witty exchange in a street car features a woman chiding a handsome man for not pleasing her as much as he placates a stern bartender. The playful line hints at social humor and relationship dynamics of the period in the Sun.
A Poet Who Was a Hero
A portrait of Robert Southey highlighting self-denial and charity. He gave away his savings to a friend in need, supported Coleridge and his wife, and cared for his own wife through illness. His life ends with devotion, humility, and a lasting quiet heroism praised by Youth's Companion.
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Robert Southey
England
Coleridge
Mrs. Southey
Southey
John May
May
Bedford
Keswick
Mr. Southey
Caroline Bowles
Pennsylvania Coal Statistics Reveal Industry Output and Costs
The report notes 319 anthracite collieries employing 75,169 workers producing 27,929,128 tons at wages totaling 29,454,821 dollars. It adds 382 bituminous mines producing 15,692,923 tons with wages of 14,540,057 dollars. Average days and earnings per miner are outlined, with caveats on younger workers skewing averages.
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Pennsylvania
Secretary of Internal Affairs
Depth of Faith Through Tempest and Light
A religious meditation in verse reflects that hardship reveals God's glory and presence. The speaker, cited as Observer, argues that divine chastening storms deepen gratitude and illuminate the divine face at last.
The Meditative Spirit and Its Spiritual Power
A nineteenth century meditation on hidden sources of power in spiritual life. Meditation and solitude feed faith and temper active service, guiding learning through prayer and quiet thought rather than mere organizational means.
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Coleridge
B. Sanford
Absurdities of Scientists in the New York Observer
The piece attacks a Cornwall Magazine writer signing as Grant Allen for claiming flowers self lay out to attract wasps and bees. It mocks ideas of natural design and questions how plants would know about insects or possess desires, calling such reasoning a woeful lack of common sense.
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Mr. Gladstone
England
Charles Dickene
London
Boston Herald
G. Allen
New York Observer
Cornwall Magazine
Grant Allen
Oven Record
Allen
Blessing in Disguise and the Power of Adversity
Alexander Macaulay argues adversity shapes character and faith, urging perseverance amid hardship. He cites examples from scripture and literature, including Peter and Shakespeare, to claim trials refine manhood and guide toward Christian life despite misfortune.
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Orson
God
Christ
Shakespeare
Timon
Peter
Alexander Macaulay
Choice Selections From Moral and Religious Quotes
A collection of brief quotes from figures like Robert Colyer Edward Garrett D L Moody Golden Rule Martin Luther and Dr Bushnell emphasizes choosing right over easy Courage in Christian work and the comforting, fatherly nature of God.
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Edward Garrett
D. L. Moody
God
Father
Martin Luther
Bushnell
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