Morning in the Valley Dreams of World’s Wonders
Poetic passage evokes a secluded valley bathed in dawn light with mountains and brooks, imagining the world’s pageant as a daily gift. It speaks of beauty, nature’s quiet grandeur, and a plea to remain at home to witness creation. Initially attributed to S W Foss in Yankee Blade.
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S. W Foss
Yankee Blade
Secret Walk and Hazard Leap Across Dry Bayou
Nora Lorimer secretly trails John to a distant Dry Bayou and watches him meet a yound woman as he flees into a ravine with a companion. The scene shifts between Nora’s jealousy and John's cautious trek into the unknown, hinting at a dangerous liaison to come.
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Nora
John
Aseline
Mbp
Ninette
Celeste
Jonas
Nineette
Madame
Celeste Bongereaux
Miss Fairbanks
Friarly
Glenburnie
Missy
Cito
Max
Hersto
John Lorimer
Johns
Nora Lorimer
Rich Gold Find Shapes a Stranger's Fate in Colorado
A tale recalls Jere Jackson who, after wandering Colorado with little, finds gold while burying a stranger. A good turn to a stranger yields wealth in time, as a square act shapes fortunes. Folklore excerpts follow from St Louis Globe-Democrat and Detroit Free Press reflecting on virtuous deeds and pithy maxims.
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Frank Painter
Como
Col
Jere Jackson
Colorado
Jere
Mr Jackson
St Louis Globe-Democrat
Palisa
Vienna
New Orleans
Holland
Manse
Cape of Good Hope
Housekeepers Should Lighten Summer Work Says Philadelphia Times
An article argues hot weather makes housework exhausting and urges housewives to delegate, rest, and avoid overworking. It cites rigid routines, farm duties, and the need for daily naps, suggesting ironing be reduced and mothers find relief while caring for babies.
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Aubors
Alwys
Philadelphia Times
World Science Notes Echo Growth of Minerals and Birds
The report surveys global science and industry gains including Wyoming mineral wealth with copper lead and petroleum deposits and a Berlin Ornithological Society finding of gigantic prehistoric birds in Argentina. It notes India’s largest iron casting, new lighthouse flame tests, and a Galileo-like history of heliography, plus longevity studies from Sir George Humphrey and cautionary dietary observations.
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Wyoming
Philadelphis Ledger
Ornithological Society
Berlin
Reichsnow
Argentina
India
Jamalpur
East Indian Railway
New Haven
Lighthouse Board
Gaul
N. Y. Tribune
Glaisher
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