Sea Roses—Dreaming by the Sea
A nostalgic verse scene where the speaker dreams of a beloved among sea roses and coastal sights. The poem blends sea imagery with memories of a loved one, ending with a personal dedication to J. E. Healy.
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Newspaper
Georgetown Daily Item
Location
Georgetown, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1908
Page
4
A nostalgic verse scene where the speaker dreams of a beloved among sea roses and coastal sights. The poem blends sea imagery with memories of a loved one, ending with a personal dedication to J. E. Healy.
Winthrop Smith anxious to show his Plymouth Rocks at Welchville’s May poultry exhibition. Neighborly help comes from Uncle Herbert who offers to transport the birds. Winthrop joins Payson Barber and Howard Nickerson for a village nine, delaying chores to decide if baseball or showing the chickens comes first.
Winthrop misses a baseball game to help with chores and join his Uncle Herbert at the Welchville exhibition. His Plymouth Rocks win a prize, and the boy earns a five dollar gold piece. He reflects that obedience and timely effort paid off.
A Brooklyn Life critique notes newspaper variance in verbatim quotes from a murder suspect. It compares five papers with four differing versions of what the man said and questions journalistic accuracy versus sensationalism in reporting.
The fragment presents a playful exchange where a niece asks why there seem more marriages of blondes than brunettes. Uncle Singleton, a confirmed bachelor, responds with a quip that the light headed ones go fret.
New York City fashion note highlights a prettily worn dress over a guimpe as part of a younger girl's wardrobe. It notes simplicity in lingerie for stout women, contrasting with their preference for dainty underwear and presenting a charming suitable model for plump figures.
A practical tailored blouse pattern suitable for linen pique madras silk or washable flannel. Describes tucks box pleat trimming shoulder and center front details, invisible front closure, and neck options. For medium size requires yardage and trim counts with banding.
The passage catalogs sleeve varieties with lengths, fulness, trimming methods, and materials. It notes plain or full sleeves, tight or puffed styles, and options like net or filet fills. It lists extravagant or simple trims and specifies widths from two and seven-eighths to three and four inches in the old measurement system.
A Mrs E Hanson of Columbus Ohio reports relief from nervousness headaches and other symptoms during the Change of Life after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound The letter promotes the product as a standard remedy for female ailments and invites women to write for advice from Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts
Paris correspondence notes a drop from 95,000 to 89,000 billiard tables in France since 1894. The treasury laments loss of revenue from taxed tables while motor vehicles contribute to inland revenue. Golf goods may be taxed later to compensate for billiard decline.
A Cleveland Plain Dealer reader item recounts a humorous exchange where a pupil explains his mother did not know school started and the father, who works nights, is unaware of the day. The dialogue highlights parental unfamiliarity with school calendars.
A New York woman writes that her 71 year old grandmother, long invalid with stomach and bowel issues, improved after starting Grape Nuts. She details gradual tolerance, full meals, and complete recovery without medicine, surprising the doctor. The letter promotes Postum Co. and the Health claim.
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