The Leper Warning in a Narrow Street
A wary warning poem depicts a leper with a scarred face shunned by children. The speaker urges caution and secrecy as doors shut and curtains hide, fearing the dreadful sight invading dreams.
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Newspaper
Georgetown Daily Item
Location
Georgetown, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1907
Page
2
A wary warning poem depicts a leper with a scarred face shunned by children. The speaker urges caution and secrecy as doors shut and curtains hide, fearing the dreadful sight invading dreams.
Nita Powell longs to race her prized boat The Brownie but Adelaide arrives to claim entry. Jim Evans lends his Swan to Nita, helping her overcome disappointment and win the lake race by a clear lead, with Adelaide frustrated on the dock as Mrs. Powell praises her daughter.
The article argues that style in fashion mirrors thought, with dress revealing the cutter's artistry. It praises refined taste and discipline, notes that dull or vulgar style signals a dull or biased intellect, and links sartorial craft to intellectual balance and fitness of expression.
Paris Menestrel reports that music influences hair growth with stringed instruments boosting growth while brass instruments hinder it. It notes famous violinists like Paganini Liszt and Paderewski with lush hair, and observes woodwinds show no strong effect.
The piece surveys exotic sweets and preservation methods from China and Italy to Mexico, detailing snow white crackers with silk lined boxes, carbonized crackers in tea, skin chocolate used for quick cocoa cups, and pure but long lasting butter and dried milk practices. It notes practical tests for milk purity, and the role of traditional sugar, confections, and preservation techniques in Oriental and European trade.
Dr. G. M. Gould argues the dominance of right-handedness shaped by history and education. He links left handedness to neurology and psychiatry, noting millions are naturally left-handed and often miseducated to be right-handed, with social stigma and lifelong consequences.
Oil stones come in hard and soft grades. Paraffin is best for oil stones, while water performs better on hard stones.
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