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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1888
Page
7
A lyrical ode addresses wind stars clouds and seas to carry a lover's message to a sleeping beloved. It invokes nature scenes from hill and vale to moon and sea to convey steadfast, unchanging devotion and longing.
A Chicago Times note discusses a Figuer pamphlet imagining limitless vision and instantaneous movement to witness any past event. It explores light delay, celestial distances, and the possibility of recalling Luther at Worms or Abraham's era, summarizing a thought experiment on history viewed in an hour.
The Argonaut recounts amusing and odd reactions of patients under ether. A woman jokes about heaven while waking, a matron loves her doctor, another insists she adores him, and a girl laughs at a surgery memory about crocheting and a mosquito.
A Boston Cor correspondent reports Mr Endicott dreamed of rough backed cards after a misdeal during a poker game. He woke, tested the idea, perfected it, and patented the improvement in several countries, hoping for a fortune. The note also mentions a black bass killing for sport and pickerel losses.
Paris journal recounts the Paris Zoological Garden during wartime siege with carrier pigeons and a vivid Ashantee troupe from the Gold Coast. It details the garden’s varied habitats from parrots to yaks, the Elephant Uliette and Romeo’s legacy, and the Ashantee warriors led by Umque Lantoba with women Bundiger and Nannsi Zooloo. The piece also covers age, costumes, rituals, and the enslaved status under chiefs, plus speculative plans for future American tours by Theodore Stanton.
Mr. Scanlan explains he wrote Peek-a-Boo in about a half hour while studying Samuel Lover songs. He recalls sitting at home on Fourth Avenue New York eight years ago when children at the door inspired the chorus as his accordion caught notes. The tune followed naturally as he penned the stanza and chorus.
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