Tom Comes Home to Mountaintop Welcome
An extended poem scene portrays a family’s joyful, dramatic return of Tom from the road, with the stagecoach, grandmotherly eyes, and the siblings rushing to greet him. Tom reassures his parents about mortgage worries, vows not to overwork them, and the household gathers for a grateful, hopeful reunion.
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Tom
Tom Asttle
Homecoming Joy In Harper’s Monthly Verse
The poem celebrates a son named Tom returning home to a cottage where a waited guardian longed for his sound. The speaker alternates cheer and pious reflection as Tom’s arrival brings profound happiness to a hopeful listener, underscoring familial reunion.
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Tom
T. Trowbridge
Harper's Monthly
Babys Grandmamma and the Doctor in a London Tale
In a bustling office Dr. Stone debates marriage as Payne jokes about widows. A sick baby shifts the scene to a seamstress mothering the child, who captivates the doctor with Browning and poetry. The encounter sparks romantic tension and a surprising widow grandmother appears six months later.
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Dr. Stone
Old Weller
Samuel
Payne
Young Phillips
Stone
Mas Phillips
Jong
Tennyson
Browning
Dickens
Thackeray
George Eliot
Silas Marner
Nada
Aspen
Baby
Sweet
Tathia
Harper's Weekly
White complexioned people in Central Africa described by Stanley
Writing from Kewianga Central Africa Stanley describes a pale complexioned, European-like tribe living near Gambaragara Mountain. He notes their appearance culture and refuge on the summit, recounts encounters with Sekajugu and Prince Namionju, and links them to various African polities while questioning their origins.
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Kewianga
Central Africa
Stanley
New York
Anyoro
Kabba Rega
Kalonga
Katonga
Lake Victoria
Lake Albert
Kabuga
Gambarafara
Mukamba
Azigo
Livingstone
Unyoro
Ankori
Ruanda
Sasua
Victoria Niyanza
Gambaragara Mountain
Miesa
Gambaragara
Usongora
Uganda
Scend
Sekajugu
Samboozi
Arab
Cairo
Africa
Victoria
Usukumua
Usoga
Tanganyika
Azige
Kisbakka
Karagwe
Centennial items at the Exhibition highlight diverse goods
Mexico displays marble minerals cigars coffees corn and woods in the main building. The Centennial Monument to Liberty modeled by Mr Story shows a colossal goddess on a tall pedestal with a Phrygian cap and an eagle staff. The Japanese building impresses with fine structure and satin smooth woodwork. Mauritius Seychelles and Ceylon contribute cocoa nuts straw work and carved items from Ceylon.
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Mexico
Mauritius
Seychelles
Ceylon
Cey
Mechanical and Scientific Hints From 19th Century Experiments
A Boston area note surveys malaria prevention using sunflowers planted near homes. It cites milk absorbing atmospheric impurities and a Hungarian chemist’s meat preservation via freezing to thirty three degrees below zero sealed in tins. It also presents M Ratti’s nitrate based photo printing bath using silver, ammonia nitrate, sugar and salt with charcoal filtration.
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Maury
Potomac
Italy
Boston
M. Ratti
Revista Fotographia
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Will
Nan
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Tarvel
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Egypt
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Centennial Bureau of Agriculture
United States Centennial Commission
Mechanical and Scientific