The Little Woman Poem From The Home Magazine
A reflective poem from The Home Magazine recalling enduring love and long years together. The speaker praises a partner in tender memory, confessing past pride and sorrow, and cherishing the present gentle clasp of hands and shared tears.
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the Home Magazine
Hen Helps Lombard Prince Escape and Regain Throne
The tale of Bertarid king of the Lombards who narrowly loses his crown. A stable boy Onuff and a heroic hen aid his escape from Grimoald's trap. Bertarid survives nine years in exile and returns to Pavia to reclaim his throne.
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Gustavus Vasa
Sweden
Robert Bruce
Scotland
Charles the Second
Worcester
Culloden
Charles Edward
Bertard of
Pavia
Italy
Bertarid
Aribert
Godebert
Grimoald
Beneventum
Royal
Onuff
Rascal
Lombardy
Turin
Bertarkd
Providence
Biddy
Clotaire III
Paris
Burgundy
Paper Yarn In Texiles Sparks New Rug And Carpet Use
A New York Herald report notes Saxon inventor Emil Clavier developed xyone paper yarn used across textiles. Paper fibers yield rugs mats and carpets, hats shoes and wall hangings, with lightweight durable, washable, moth resistant properties.
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Department of Commerce
Department of State
Bureau of Manufacturers
Emil Clavier
United States
New York Herald
Memorial Statue of Honorable George F Hoar
A historical piece describes the hunter’s axe and a pocketed safety device to cover the blade. It notes use by hunters and lumbermen, plus a note on a woman’s role as a dinner taster in Parisian circles.
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George F. Hoar
Northwest
Sign of a Society Charm Like No Other
A fragment from the Philadelphia Press depicts a lively exchange where a man denies knowing a woman yet hints at her reputation. The dialogue hints at social perceptions and bustling gossip among girls in a city setting.
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Philadelphia Press
Michael Angelo Lived Plainly on Peasant Italian Food
The painting master Michael Angelo reportedly ate sparingly and followed a simple diet, guided by the frugal habits of Italian peasants. This detail reflects his austere lifestyle and modest meals that sustained his prolific career.
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Michael Angelo
Licenses Required for Marriage in New York
In the Line of Progress notes that New York now requires a license to join in matrimony. The Atlanta Journal cites the change as a formal requirement shaping marriage procedures.
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New York
Atlanta Journal
Nail Driver A Nail Holder Device For Safer Hammering
A new tool improves nail driving by protecting the nail head. The two pivoted shanks act as a holder with nail point support and a lower grip to prevent dropouts. Placed on the nail point the device is struck with a hammer while secure in one hand.
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Christian Union Herald
Washington Star
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