Bright ray of sunlight inspires tender love message
A softly worded note from a sender in the Freeport Journal cadre expresses affectionate sentiments. The message uses poetic phrasing to convey love and emotional warmth.
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Newspaper
Freeport Weekly Journal
Location
Freeport, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1871
Page
3
A softly worded note from a sender in the Freeport Journal cadre expresses affectionate sentiments. The message uses poetic phrasing to convey love and emotional warmth.
An evocative, long memory of urban rag-pickers. The narrator details the rag trade characters Raggy Doll and his team, a stigmatized caste living in squalor, with incidents of petty theft, foreign rumors, and a dramatic encounter with a threatening man. The piece ends reflecting on a miser’s death and a pair of heirs unaware of their dubious lineage.
German women mail a variety of items to husbands and sons serving abroad. Letters up to sixteen ounces allow cigars tea chocolate shirts and slippers. One sender mailed a flannel shirt in six pieces across six posts with the left sleeve arriving last with sewing thread.
Carl Share reviews Senator Scruptz Missouri speech on party realignments and the prospect of a new party. He argues reforms must come from within Republicans, not by force, and urges fidelity to principles, civil service reform, and opposition to moneyed interests.
The speaker recalls climbing in Egypt and the struggle to reach the summit, aided gradually by Arab hands. The metaphor extends to life, urging those who ascend to reach down for others and help them rise, until the ultimate, glorious goal is reached.
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