Time as the life of the soul in Longfellow’s Hyperion
Time is defined as the life of the soul rather than an outward measure. The quote reflects that clocks and calendars are arbitrary signs, while true time resides in inner experience, not in minutes, seasons, or centuries.
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Skeleton procession marches toward the past in life’s march
A reflective verse hints at endurance and progress. Phrases of resilience and fate echo as a future line forms. The speaker urges steady breath, witness to clouds and light, while striving forward amid shifting time. The tone is somber yet hopeful, urging perseverance.
Phil’s New Year’s Gift from Down Town Newsies
A New York cigar shop run by Phil, beloved by local newsboys and newsgirls, receives a heartfelt New Year’s gift. A procession of children led by Mary presents an old gold silk handkerchief, symbolizing gratitude and goodwill beyond material value.
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French court upholds physician secrecy in life insurance dispute
A Havre court ruled that medical secrecy remains with the physician and cannot be transferred to heirs in a life insurance case. The doctor refused to certify the nature and duration of the deceased’s last illness for a 10 000 franc policy, arguing secrecy is personal and binding. The decision may be appealed to settle procedure and public interest weighs toward enforcing secrecy.
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Man in Standard Oil Building Invents Fresh Air Pipe
In a private office a businessman uses a rubber tube connected to a window pane to inhale fresh air while working in a high temperature office. He claims the device, said to be of European origin, is the greatest invention for lungs and would suit every New York office building.
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Growth and industry in Durham as seen in 1870s data
The article notes Durham North Carolina rapid growth from 250 in 1870 to 6500, with 2000 3000 outside limits. It cites rising assessed values and manufacturing activity, two banks and tobacco factories generating over 3 million annually, plus a 6000 spindle cotton mill and water works.
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In Memoriam for the Old Year by Marie LeBaron
A nostalgic poem laments the passing of the Old Year and welcomes the New Year with floral imagery and royal metaphors. The speaker bids Old Year rest while promising remembrance and a fragrant, fading rose upon its breast as time shifts forward.
The Year Ends and Time Defies Our Plans
A reflective meditation on Time as a universal foe that governs endings and new beginnings. The text notes Time's swift march, its inevitability, and humanity’s futile attempts to outsmart or delay its approach, while acknowledging its final authority.
The Old Bell Ringer Remembers a Silent Night
A reflective poem marks thirty years since a beloved person was laid to rest in snow. The speaker recalls the moonlit cathedral, memories of love, and the church bells as a prayer rising to God. The night air, grief, and eventual solace intertwine with the annual bell peal.
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Anglomaniac Lamm and the Twenty Pound Loan Tale
A New York society piece mocks a wealthy young Anglophile known as Lamm. He adores British culture, lives in London chambers, and bets on UK races while knowing little about American horses. An anecdote recounts a friend asking for a loan of twenty pounds, leading Lamm to perform a farcical banking routine using a papah and a Pay bearer twenty pound note, highlighting his comic pretense and vanity.
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The Times Advertises Superior News Value
The Times proclaims its newspaper as intelligent and reliable for readers seeking complete accurate information on current events. It promotes frank public commentary and extensive market reports including farm produce and livestock for country readers.
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Advertising Rates and Subscription Terms
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