Floral Wreaths and Flowers in History and Politics
The piece notes that more than 250000 dollars paid to Covent Garden for funeral wreaths for Queen Victoria and other lavish floral tributes for world leaders. It ties flowers to national symbols, royal history, and political intrigue, including stories of Queen Victoria and Prince Albert, Wars of the Roses, and a Maine feud over an artificial forget me not.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covent Garden
Zanzibar
Japan
Mogland
Scotland
Ireland
Count de Chambord
France
Henry
Henri Cing
Victoria
Prince Albert
Lord Beaconsfield
Britain
Maine
Marvels of the common watch and a stretch of industry
A detailed note on watches describes their intricate construction with about 175 parts and 2400 manufacturing steps. It explains daily hammer blows by a roller jewel and the four flea-power that drives the mechanism, plus miles moved by the balance wheel each year. The piece ends with brief notices of ready-made exclone cellars and Italy’s plan to develop a naval base at Ancor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy
John Hardy
Garrison
Paul Dergis
Durgin
Arrison
Mr. Durgin
Hardy
Foster Durgin
Duck Man
Foster Wild
Tebo
Adriatic
Ancor
Valley of Paradise Romance Amid Family Clash
Nell and John Douglas dream of a shared life in a valley of peace but confront mother Eleanor Northrop’s opposition and a duty to family. The trio wrestles with love, duty, and the cost of happiness as Nell’s future hinges on overcoming maternal resistance while Eleanor faces her own bittersweet memories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cure
Moray
Alice
Miss Root
Garrison
Dorothy
West Eighteenth Street
Ite
Hartford
Rockdale
The
Star
Robinson
Bopoeny
Fairfax
Theodore
Hardy
Durgin
John
Nat
Mr. Hardy
Foster Dargis
S Way
Henry Hilborn
Reckdaie
New Yor Insurance Company
Nell
Dante
Jobas
Valley of Paradise
John Douglas
Cear
Neil
Bason
Neli
Radise
Andrew
Mrs. Northrop
Eleanor Northrop
Eleanor
Eleanor Northro
Juliet
Juliet Clarke
Tom
Marsden
Margaret
Mr. Marsden
Amy Joy
Rome
Jalet Clarke
Mev
North Top
Bet Nell
Amy Nell
Francis Northrop
Tob
Mr. Northrop
Mrs. Clarke
Mr. Douglas
Juliet Nell
Jake
June brides and bromides in a bygone home
A collage of verse and prose fragments explores marriage stereotypes and household roles in a nostalgic voice. It weaves poems about June weddings, bromides on married life, and reflections on mothers and fathers, ending with a moonlit line from a misfit cat tale.
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PiteGercld
Jeroiat
Ea Pat
Powter
Eank
Ellis
Miss Ellis
Mr. Hunter
New York Star
Mr Hunter
Fairfax of the Hardy Eeaset
Hunter
Pat
Gree Kyow
Nedi
Eve
Adam
Song OF the
Kopek
Martha G. D. Bianchi
Dad