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Newspaper

Henry Republican

Location

Henry, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jan 27, 1881

Page

3

The Lord of the Children at the Ward

A nurse recalls a grim hospital scene at a children's ward from Tennyson's New Poems. A surgeon's cold resolve contrasts with patient faith as a dying girl named Emmie nears death. The narrator reflects on prayer and care amid suffering and loss. The tale centers on mercy, spirituality, and the haunting as a healer's work meets mortality.

Hera Emmie Annie Jesus Emimie Euninte Jong Tennyson

Fifty Years Old and Still Loving Life

The narrator reflects on turning fifty with a mix of regret and acceptance. He recalls youth with Belle and Alice, fears aging yet celebrates renewed vitality, noting society’s cool politeness and the longing to remain understood by Maskelyn while acknowledging his aging appearance and fading strength.

Belle Alice Maskelyn Homs

Fifty Years to Love rekindled on the porch

In Harper's Bazaar style a narrator recalls a lifelong love story begun on a porch during honeysuckle evenings. Maskelyn, a traveling suitor, vanishes, returns, and marries Adele as the narrator preserves a quiet longing. After decades apart they reunite at fifty, choosing renewed life together and forgiveness.

Thoughts From Dickens and Classic Reflections

A collage of Dickens quotes and lines from Our Mutual Friend Dombey and Son Little Dorrit The Pickwick Club and Oliver Twist reflecting on sincerity life virtues and human folly across eras and thoughts. The passages touch pride fashion inflection of life and the enduring influence of literature.

Nicholas Nwklebu Barnaby Rudge Dombey Pickwick Club Jarus Copper- Alns Oliver Twist

A Child's Fancies by Lars Prentice Mulford

A vivid nostalgia for child imagination. The seven year old crafts a whole world from three chairs two rag-babies and a cat creating church weddings funerals and adventures while adults yearn for conversation.

Lars Prentice Mulford Europe

Comet's Visit Ends In Planetary Patchwork

A dreamlike tale by J. W. Trowbridge in Wide Awake follows a red nosed Comet crashing into a globe of the Earth and Moon. He mends the shattered world with glue and needle, scattering maps and cities, while newspapers rush wild headlines and the Moon looks on with a smile.

Ben Keele Allen Tepineing Waled Doctor Avera WJ. T. Trowbridge

Spending Money And The Education Of Youth

The article stresses money literacy as essential in schooling. It contends every penny is an opportunity and pennies build toward dollars. It underscores prudent spending and saving habits in youths.

Cultivate Courtesy at Home for Public Demeanor

A Sunday School Classmate stresses politeness begins at home. A polite spy to parents reflects true courtesy, while lacking at home threatens future insincerity. Emphasizes cultivating habitual courtesy and propriety in the sitting room and kitchen to project a natural, attractive demeanor anywhere.

Pioneer White Woman of Leadville Emerges From Frontier

Buffalo Telegraph profiles Sarah Bell Ordway of Leadville as the pioneer white woman who built a fortune from mining and real estate. From Ireland to New York to Leavenworth Denver and Leadville she faced winters, mapped streets, ran businesses, and kept her daughter warm while staking town streets. She owns Leadville properties renting for 2000 a month and recalls shooting Indians alongside her husband. The interview touches on faithless husbands and a Somerset mob scene as other notes.

Buffalo Telegraph Sarah Bell Leadville Telegraph Ireland New York City Joseph Ordway Leavenworth Kas Denver Frank Ray Cora New York

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