Goodbye Old Year Poem by Flavel Scott Mines
A reflective verse bidding farewell to the Old Year and anticipating the New Year. The speaker recalls the blessings and lessons of the passing year, noting how the world moves on to praise what comes next while honoring remembered moments and the absent friend. The piece contemplates change, memory, and gratitude amid seasonal rites.
Temple in Kirtland Reveals Mormon Temple Legacy
The New York Times piece recalls the early Mormon colony in Kirtland Ohio with the temple built 1858 to 1836 costs estimated at 40 000. It describes the structure size 80 by 50 feet a square tower domed belfry nine pulpits and a school of the prophets. It notes inscriptions a register room and notes on polygamy history and the anti polygamy branch led by Joseph Smith Jr. residing in Plano Illinois. It also touches on forest preservation themes and the role of the Mormons in early settlement.
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Aristocratic Weddings Flourish in Paris Churches
A stretch of fashionable nuptials fills Paris churches this week. The Duke of Leuchtenberg’s daughter marries Marquis Albizzi at the Russian Church on Rue Daru, while Mlle Marie de Virieu weds Count Xavier de Gontaut Biron at St. Thomas of Aquinas with brilliant regimental display. A future ceremony in the Jewish synagogue on Rue de la Victoire joins Mile Anna Kahn, daughter of Paris’s Grand Rabbi, to M. Levy.
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Memory Mastery of Manning and His Remarkable Recall
The Albany Argus notes Mr. Manning’s extraordinary memory after a Nassau winter encounter with a banker from Massachusetts. Manning could reproduce a recited piece syllable for syllable after hearing it twice, then three times, and could recall reports, motions, and resolutions read months earlier with near verbatim precision.
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