Lovest Thou Me by Marv Irving from National Era
Fragmented poem from the National Era titled Lovest Thou Me by Marv Irving. The verses evoke maternal care and enduring affection between mother, sister, and child, urging steadfast love and spiritual trust through night and dawn.
Riscellany Odd Fellows tale and London rumor
The narration blends a secret society initiation, a hall of doxan fellows, and curious rites with a long digressive account of disinterment, embalming curios, ancient corpses, and broader political jottings across Ohio and New York, ending with a revived corpse and local sensational notes.
Phosphorus experiments and properties explained
A historical science note explains phosphorus bearer of light traits, its inflammability, reactions with oxygen and water, methods to obtain acids and oxides, and vivid demonstrations. It details burning in air and oxygen, glowing brilliant under water, and a boxed setup with decanters and corks to illustrate its luminous behavior.
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