Valley of Tears Poem by Gera'dine Versed in Verse
Henry Republican prints an excerpt from Gera'dine a Romance in Verse, depicting a speaker climbing from the Valley of Tears to a distant mountaintop of gladness. The poem portrays sorrowful journeys, longing for joy, and the solitude of those who wander in grief seeking light.
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Teura
Valley of Tears
Gera'dine
Verée
Prejevalsky
Central Asia
Mexico
India
Sahara
United States
Chicago Journal
A Widowhood Scheme In ailing Hero’s Room
Miss Margaret Winthrop plots to marry John Hemingway a dying patient to secure widowhood and social security. Hemingway agrees to the plan but secretly hopes to recover, sparking a moral crisis as Meg moves into a sunny riverside cottage to nurse him back to health.
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Margaret
Winthrop
Dr. Ainslee
Miss Winthrop
Miss.Winthrop
Mrs Ainslee
Mrs.Ainslee
John Hemingway
Tom Ainslee
Margaret ‘Winthrop
Ainslie
Tom
Annie
Hemingway
Paradise
Meg
Mutual Benefit Association
Tom Ainstee
Hemmgway
Ainslee
Heo
John
Notable Miscellany of Public Notices and Personal Anecdotes
A collage of brief items from various papers mentions Martin Luther autograph in a Boston library, Kim Wintersmith as House door keeper, Mrs Lippincott staying in Paris, and Miss Jennie photographed in Europe. Other notes discuss a Kosciuszko relative in Washington, Pierpoint Potter in Jamaica, Armand Heine’s New Orleans start, Weston’s temperance walk, and a Syracuse couple formed via a newspaper ad. Reverend Emory’s disappearance and debts are also reported from Philadelphia and Toledo.
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Public Library
Boston
Mass
Martin Luther
Boston Post
Kim Wintersmith
Dick Wintersmith
Washington Star
Lippincott
Grace Greenwood
Paris
America
Chicago Journal
W. S. Chamberlain
Cleveland
Europe
Jennie
Chicago Times
Kosciusko
Washington
Curtin
Philadelphia
Pierpoint Potter
Jamaica
N. Y
Queens County Board of Supervisors
Armand Heine
France
New Orleans
Germany
Syracuse Journal
Mark L. Emory
Ohiotown
Sugar Grove
Toledo
Philadelphia Press
Humorous Snippets Across Papers and Jests
A collage of light quotes and jokes from papers like the Boston Transcript Indianapolis Journal and London Punch. Snippets include Wilde on poems after Shakespeare, a canal street remark, a boarders turkey carving pledge, a snoring husband amid thunder, and quips about Congress bills and social follies.
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Oscar Wilde
Martford Post
Snooks
Canal Street
Lecayune
Albany
N. Y
Congress
Mrs. Simple
Indianapolis Journal
Ethel
Dorothy
Richard Marvel
Parthenon
Osbaldistone Smith
Ethe
Umberland
London
Birdie McHennepin
Gus de Smith
Birdie
Austin
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the Valley OF Tears
Dra
Mr Hemingway
Jack
Chicago Tribune
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