04 Mar 1874
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Newspaper
Freeport Journal
Location
Freeport, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1874
Page
1
A fragment from a Louise Chandler article in Scribner's for February features a poem about love as a resilient blossom. It contrasts perpetual summer with winter's chill and notes roses enduring longer when warmth persists.
Sylvia endures years of separation after Ray Croydon leaves to seek fame in China. Col. Dorchester dies, Ray returns changed and distant, but Sylvia's steadfast love rekindles. They reopen Ray's studio with renewed hope, blending art and devotion as they face past truths and a shared future.
A reflective piece contrasts youth and age through the phrases I shall be and I might have been, urging the Golden Rule to guide all hearts and memories. It extols a cheerful temper and innocence, claiming kindness, knowledge, wit, and good cultivation grow beauty and resilience. It likens the heart to a garden, flourishing with virtue or choking with poisonous words, and lauds the virtuous woman's role in sowing good seed.
A correspondent recounts Kossuth in a small Turin room, living on under $200 income, giving German English and Hungarian lessons for a franc. He reflects on renamed alliances with the Hapsburgs and his lost prominence, while noting friends and family long gone.
The March St Nicholas features Clarence Cook on Edward Jenner with an engraving of Jenner’s statue, Alcott’s Roses and Forget-me-nots, Owen’s sketch of boyhood, a Gulliver and Swift sketch, and a sea-side adventure by Noah Brooks. Includes poems by the editor and Rose Terry Cooke, and stories Nimpoo’s Troubles and What Might Have Been Expected with other serials. This issue adds a Letter Box, striking full-page illustrations, and a strong French story this month.
The January Blackwood republished by Leonard Scott includes Bulwer’s The Parisians and a new serial The St Valentine and his Brother. It also features National Vanities on diplomatic documents and royal letters, John Stuart Mill Autobiography, the Missing Bills tale, and The Indian Mutiny poem. The piece lauds improved typography and a more compact, readable layout.
The Aldine March issue showcases three North Western V scenes by D Woodward. It features Woodward's Falls on James River, a view of the Natural Bridge, and a spot on James River Rope Ferry with trumpet flowers and vines in the foreground. Published by Jameson & Co at 58 Maiden Lane New York. subscription price five dollars.
A garbled OCR fragment lists items from Littell's Living Age and related periodicals. It mentions Mary Sommerville Quarterly, Sukie's Boy by the Hug Family author, Temple Bar, Little Jack, Millan's Magazine, Rare Pottery, L Ritter, New Quarterly, Hiogo News, and a poet entitled Gants Glaces in Holderness.
The Nation No 452 presents an editorial mix including The Prospects of Centennial Exposition The Custom Seizures Railroad Evolution The Vision of Parliament Three New Ac cians Correspondence Professor Agas Lectures at Penikese A Despondent mentalist Notes Reviews Man on Robert Dale Owen's Autobiography A chronological Chat in Trade and Finance
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