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Newspaper
Freeport Journal
Location
Freeport, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1872
Page
3
The text portrays Katie the queen as a symbolic sovereign over will and passion, warning that self control and virtuous governance are required. It presents a poetic dialogue about inward temptations and the need to align body and soul with righteous rule, framed as a child's lesson from the queen.
Freddy Barlow loves his pony Bijou who learns tricks and even laughs. After moving away he discovers Bijou at a country seat and reunites with the horse, sharing stories of their bond. The owner invites Freddy to visit and ride regularly.
A child friendly piece about Russia’s giant bell in Moscow called The King of Bells. It describes its size nearly twenty feet high and sixty feet around the base two feet thick and weighing four hundred thousand pounds. It notes twelve men ring it and a fourteen foot clapper.
The passage surveys Washington Jefferson and Napoleon, noting Washington spoke rarely yet led in shaping the Constitution, Jefferson spoke little, and Napoleon valued deeds over words. It contrasts speech with influence, highlighting reserve and leadership style across eras.
The June Phrenological Journal offers fresh and entertaining reading selections. Contents highlight engaging profiles and insights, with S. KR. Walls at 389 Broadway, New York, listed for inquiries or purchases.
Whittaker's Milwaukee Monthly Magazine for June is out. Proprietor Gilmore presents a new illustrations feature and strong stories for boys and girls. The issue includes poems, music, and an editor's portfolio, all appealing to young readers at a one cent per year price.
A note on an engraving The First Love features a child with a kitten and praises Merry's Museum for its engaging juvenile content. The issue highlights Rhoda a new juvenile story plus stories poetry puzzles games and illustrations in Appleton's Journal and Cardinal Magazine offerings by Constance Woolson N S Dodge J C Carpenter and others.
June issue of Home and Health praised for high quality literature and wide article variety. Highlights Health Culture Home Entertainment Humorous Incidents and Current Events, touted as valuable and affordable for families. Available from DePuy Lyon & Co New York 52 Fourth Avenue. Single copies 15 cents annual $1.50.
OveRLAND Monruly presents the closing number of volume eight with an opening article on Sheep-farming in California. Western pieces cover material developments, fiction with a western flavor, poems like A Parable of Nature, and Sub Rosa in Etc. Reviews of books fill much space. Subscribers urged to govern themselves. price is $4 per year from J. H. Carmany & Co., San Francisco.
The Atlantic Monthly announces Hawthorne's Romance Septimus Felton will end in August. The Poet at the Breakfast Table The Comedy of Terrors and the Life of Jefferson continue through the year. The next volume from July includes papers by Bollers Aldrich Stedman Parkman DeForest and others.
The June Isclectic prints a fine steel portrait of Senator Carl Schurz, praised as perhaps the best yet published. It highlights leading articles on Tholland recollections, Portuguese in Africa, wanderings in Japan, deep sea movements, Mazzini, Charles Lamb, and more, with continued Phaeton adventures. Published by E.R. Pelton at 108 Fulton Street New York, price five dollars per year, two copies nine dollars, single issue forty five cents.
Hearth and Home presents a Friday Morning image by F. Beard of 9 Fish Market and a Florida Coast Scene by Woodward. It notes other illustrations, features The Leisurely Saunterer on Castle Building, Mr. Eggleston’s The End of the World remains engaging, Lucrentia Hale’s Pure Gold offers a moral tale, plus Household hints and Our Boys and Girls sections in this edition.
The June Harper's Magazine opens a new volume with Emilio Castelar’s promised paper on The Republican Movement in Europe and continued novels by Trollope and Thackeray. It features themes on German gambling spas, The Hebrew Exodus, California sights, John Wesley, and editorial pieces, promising rich illustrations and prominent writers.
The Aldine June presents Moran Neblig and Hows forest illustrations of American scenery including Kwasind, Gertrude of Wyoming, and Adirondack pines. It features varied prose and poetry by Searle Cheesebrow Malborne Guernsey Sears Bradley and more, plus editorials and a price of five dollars with oil chrome.
The June issue of Old and New ends Vol. V with Six of One by half a Dozen of the Other concluding amid a conflagration of love and Chicago. It surveys Brahmo Samaj, Mac Donald’s The Vicar's Daughter, Living in Germany, and a lively five-cut section. Hale's Introduction offers a sharp statement on indirect damages in the Alabama claims.
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