Memory and the dead lover in a Victorian verse
Poem fragment from Lippincott's Magazine where a dying speaker asks a former beloved to remember him gently. The speaker urges the beloved not to banish his memory, even as she rejoins life with a new bride, framing memory as a form of grace and moral comfort.
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Bethink
Howe
Sleeper Car Adventure Ends With Lost Then Found Baby
The Mack family travels by sleeper to Manaman Beach when a derailment traps passengers and scatters belongings. Baby missing prompts frantic search until Kit Dexter, a brakeman, discovers the child in a lowered berth shelf and reunites mother and child.
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Dick Rodney
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Mack Boys
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A Spring Opening of Birds and Their Song
The piece celebrates the arrival of spring through vivid descriptions of the bluebird and the song sparrow. It notes the bluebird’s late appearance, its heavenly warble, and the sparrow’s bell like tones, likening a musical sparring match between two song sparrows to a staged duel with a moderator judging the contest.
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Trass
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Atlantic Monthly
Death from Blood Poison Warns on Handling Septic Animals
A Tribune item recounts Captain Albert Green of South Williamstown dying after inoculating a horse with septic matter from a previous treatment. It warns that germs from putrid matter can kill rapidly when transferred through even minor skin lesions and urges extreme caution when handling animals with septic poisoning.
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N. FY. Tribune
Noted Gambler Price McGrath and Other Swell Dives
A compiled sketch recounts Price McGrath a famed turf man who built wealth through gambling on steamboats and at Long Branch. It cites his alleged $20,000 win from a drunken planter and his later operations in New Orleans and St. Louis.
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Drug Store Scene Reflects Comic Misadventure
In a drug store a striking young woman asks for Swayne's Ointment for skin diseases and vanishes, leaving behind an oddly dated aside about potato bugs and a crackerjack receipt from H. C. Stelg. The brief vignette blends humor and flirtation in a late 19th or early 20th century flavor.
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