Touch Your Lips with Gladness Poem by Nixon Waterman
Poem exhorts readers to brighten others lives with cheerful acts and words. Aimed at lifting weary souls, it encourages daily smiles and kind words as a remedy for hardship.
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Newspaper
Freeland Tribune
Location
Freeland, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1903
Page
2
Two Rescues. A Night on the East River Slope
In a bitter New York winter night on a snow covered side street by the East River, Jack Norton restrains a desperate stranger in a pea jacket who plans suicide. A small girl Connie calls out for her father, and Norton halts his plunge to safety by offering help and a shared sense of loss. The two men, joined by mercy, walk away with Norton proposing to delay his own plunge to rescue a life by funding the man’s future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Norton
East River
Norton
Rafiine
Hamlet
Connie
Stire
McCorkle
Norton Learns Mrs McCorkle May Change His Mind
Norton, unsettled by Connie’s distress and a tense confrontation at the McCorkle home, resolves to accept a check and visit a tenement. A morning note reveals Dr Brereton’s role and that Jack’s estrangement may end as Mrs Brereton’s daughter claims him as stepfather, changing the dynamic and his plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCorkle
Connie
Norton
Mrs. McCorkle
Cate Range
Jack
Dr. Brereton
Mamma
New York Times
Temperature and life in space low temps challenge vitalism
A London Telegraph report discusses how life may endure extreme cold in space. It notes 1871 ideas on plant seed origins seem unlikely, yet recent Jenner Institute work shows bacteria frozen in liquid air or hydrogen can germinate after heating. Experiments test if months or years in cold erase vital life energy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jenner Institute
London Telegraph
Woman Elevator Operators Spark New York Idea
A Boston report notes possible adoption of women as elevator operators. An elevator company official says no physical barrier, as modern cars use metal cranks and motorless lifts. He adds that a level headed operator, even a girl, could manage many 18 to 20 story runs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New York
New York News
French Novelist Survives Talkative Passengers on Train
The article recounts a French novelist adored by women who endures two chatty female admirers in a railway carriage. After they praise his work, a tunnel journey ends with him kissing their hands to defuse the scene, then he quips about never knowing which woman kissed him. It also mentions Septimus Winner inspired songs born from a mother’s loss, in a Pittsburgh Post item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiow Ho
Septimus Winner
Law
Come Back
Bill Batley
Pittsburg
Globe Fish Peculiarity Feeds Backward Descent Claim
The Globe Fish, scientifically tetrodon, is said to be the only fish able to swim and walk downward.
Weather Lore And Fair Weather Rhymes From England
A compendium of rhymes and folk beliefs on rain and weather sayings. Includes sunshiny showers, Friday rain, predictions from red mornings, and charms used by children to ward off rain, with regional notes from Norfolk and Northumberland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Carey
Northumberland
Missing Husband and Sister Puzzle from a Chicago page
A humorous fragment shows two girls, Betty Lawton and Joan, staging a mock quarrel to test self control, then laughing it off as they race across a yard. The piece sits among notes on weather lore, rolling hoops, and a playful lunch critique.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Lawton
Joan
Betty
Chicago Record-Herald
The Funny Side of Life and Other Nonsense
A collage of jokes and quips from newspapers like Detroit Free Press Washington Star and Puck. It includes verses about living at sea a photographer flattering a subject and a gag about stamps in a marriage letter. Several light exchanges from Town and Country and other sources add humor.
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