Autumn Days by Will M. Carleton
Fragmented poem about autumn’s mellow days sheltered in gold and fading scenes. The speaker laments the cold and dreary transformation as autumn grows sad and mournful, foreseeing bleak weather and tears.
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Newspaper
Elkhart Observer
Location
Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1872
Page
4
Fragmented poem about autumn’s mellow days sheltered in gold and fading scenes. The speaker laments the cold and dreary transformation as autumn grows sad and mournful, foreseeing bleak weather and tears.
The passage lists diverse items including railroad work between Fort Wayne and Danville Illinois, a kerosene lamp explosion injuring Mrs Charles J Fisher in Toledo, Berlin daily paper circulation, claims about Alsama, Nilsson’s New York move, a citron vine in Springlake Michigan, engines for Texas Pacific in Fort Wayne, a gun-cap accident in Evansville, obscene literature in New York, France to Germany money transfer, a deep salt mine well in Berlin, an Iowa tornado, Navy Department budget estimates, a dog bite in Omaha, chilly remarks on divorce and cholera morbus, Turkish Prime Minister salary cut, jokes about heiresses, Bancroft in Germany, veterinary cautions for influenza, and farm advice on care of animals with influenza. Many items are terse and disconnected, reflecting a miscellany page.
A historical notice describes an epizootic Influenza in horses, attributing spread to polystyrene? and outlining a home care regimen. It details stable fumigation with brimstone, warm bran mash with tartar emetic, heavy blankets, and using tincture of cantharides for throat and windpipe if cough worsens. Emphasizes ventilation and rapid withdrawal of affected horses to prevent lung disease, noting recovery in ten to twelve days with prompt care.
Augustus Waters writes to the Newark Evening Courier about his visit with Mr Beecher. Beecher rejects sympathy for Woodbull outrage and defends Plymouth Church life. He calls the Woodhull affair a fraud and remarks on a fire leaving many Boston workers unemployed.
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