Death Song for a Poetic Lover in May’s Grief
The Geneva Express memorializes Mr. Percival of Hazel Green, praising his heavenly gift and recalling a piano evening two-and-a-half years ago. It laments his death and the loss of his lyre, invoking flowers and stars as symbols of his eternal music in a somber, lyrical obituary of a poet.
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Percival
Bryant
Halleck
Dana
Earth
Mr. Percival
Hazel Green
Tre
Tle
Croc
Vondune
Norz
Gttrength
Tenvea
Heavenly Rest
Jesus
A. Fr. Me
Veal Leland and Utter publish weekly in Walworth County
A long fragment discusses the JUE Geneba Express and newspaper publishing terms. It includes subscription pricing, delivery notes, and printer references. The text shifts to fiction and poetry notes about autumn scenes, the passing of an elder, and reflections on Old Testament poetry and Psalms.
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Walworth
Waconsin
Leland & Utter
New Town Emerges At Head Of Jake Superior
A newly named town at the head of Jake Superior is identified as Hristenad Tliasatha, marking a planned settlement amid regional development. The designation signals an effort to establish a distinct municipal identity and governance framework in the area.
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Jake Superior
Tliasatha
Pearls and Liberty Reflections from a Charestown Visit
Fragments recall Louis Kossath praising liberty during a Charestown visit, likening it to a statue and an oracle. A meditation on womanly beauty follows, defining true loveliness as mercy, humility, and sympathy for the afflicted, concluding with a desire to be buried in open country beside loved ones.
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Louis Kossath
Charestown
Danke Jil
Fanny Forrester
Silk Made Cheaper Than Cotton In New Silk Method
A Paris Parisian correspondent reports that a savant has developed a method to create silk from mulberry leaves by boiling the leaf pulp, producing silk superior to prior types. The spun silk costs five francs per pound, about one hundred twenty francs cheaper than cotton silk. The innovation could globalize silk production, reduce cotton use, and impact labor systems in the United States.
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Paris
London Atlas
Asavant
Alphonse Karr
Savant
Gan
Napoleon
Tuileries
Jle
United States
Putnam's Bold Feint at Bush's Tavern in Yankee Farmers Garb
An eccentric and fearless Gen. Putnam feigns a visit to Bush's tavern to trick British guards at Norse teck fort. Disguised as a simple farmer, he lies about returning with payment for the ox team and forage, luring the British into leaving the fort unguarded. The ruse enables Putnam and a small band to attack at dawn, with the clot hopper delivering the alert and later taunting the British.
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Revolutionary Army
Putnam
Marion
North
Norseteck
New York
Heshertle
Bush’s
Morr c
Tatiam
Fea
The Value of Flowers in Nurturing Minds and Hearts
The article extols flowers as universal symbols of beauty and emotion. It urges mothers to take children outdoors, letting nature teach joy health and faith, and claims care for flowers shapes a pure heart and hopeful paradise.
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Natme
Governor Reeder in Chicago Addresses Large Crowd
Governor Reeder spoke to a large crowd in front of the Briggs House last Wednesday evening in Chicago. Secretary of the investigating committee Mr. Fogg attended, and both proceeded toward Washington.
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Reeder
Chicago
Briggs House
Fogg
Washington
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