The Wild Bees Honey Poem By Dora Read Goodale
A lyrical meditation on accessing wild bees honey beside buckwheat fields. The speaker recalls moonlit nights of foraging and the perilous theft of comb from a hollow oak. The poem blends vivid nature imagery with a memory of John the Baptist’s feast on wild bees honey and ends with a plea to Time to return the magic of tasting honey again.
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Remarkable Career of a Maine Man in Far Off Lands
A Boston Post summary details Joseph W. Torrey Rajah of Ambong and Mayoodu in Borneo born Bath Maine 1828 who built a trading empire and later ruled a province with absolute authority for 15 years before returning to Boston. It notes his education Roxbury High School and later roles in Melbourne Hong Kong Siam and as United States Vice Consul to Siam. The piece also covers a separate medical dislocation case and a poultry price anecdote from 1850s England and Boston.
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Georgia Judge Emory Speer Faces Moonshiner Case
Judge Emory Speer, appointed byPresident Arthur, presided over Dick Morris for moonshining. Morris received one year at hard labor and a $1,000 fine. The two men were college classmates, Morale pride followed as Morris returned to his cell.
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