Weaving Poems and Echoes of Loss in Rural Notes
A mixed page presents poems by Thomas Moore and later verse on aging and death, followed by local anecdotes. It includes reflections on old age, memory, and the passage of time, with brief humorous quips and a story about a marriage proposal during a bazaar. The item also contains a detailed letter from E E Whittlesey to Mr Woodbury on Connecticut Reserve school lands and land grants, citing historical context and actions to secure land for public schools.
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Conneant Gazelle
Whittlesey
Ravenna
Portageco
Medina County
Congress
Maryland
Legislaure
Ohio
Irvin
United States
Connecticut
U. States
Randolph
Tom
Rice
General Land Office
Connecticut Reserve
J Me Clay
Alabama
Committee of Public Lands
Representatives
Woodbury
Trayward
Wayward
Tle
Gov. Lucas
Connecticut Western Reserve
Wm. Sumter
Col Wolfe Addresses Richland Electors on Patterson Opposition
Col Wolfe, speaking to Richland County electors, defends his long Democratic service while opposing Mr Patterson for Congress. He rebuts attacks on his consistency, cites 1832 accusations against Patterson, and recalls efforts to secure party unity and harbor improvements at Lower Sandusky.
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Fourteenth
Ohio
Congress
Jackson
Patterson
Thad
Leod
Anh
Richland
Liam
Messrs. Hunter and
Patsterson
Jackson Party
Hunter
Richland County
Wounter
Thunter
Myr Patterson
Daniel Craiglow
Mansfield
Seneca County
Hl. Winter
Portland
Seneca
Cook
Craiglaw
McLaughlin
Mer Craigslow
Craiglow
Patterso
Hsm
Seneca Co
Lower Sandusky
Harmon
Birth and early life scenes in a domestic vignette
A fragmented meditation on human life from birth to childhood and early family bonds. The piece traces a mother and child within a home, the cradle, and the gradual shift as time passes, visitors come and go, and new intimacies form through daily care and affection.
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Barthes
Shim
New England
Jas
Esks
Also Mentioned on This Page
A, Preston
Hoetry
Lady Gard NG
Thomas Moore
Edo
Lyceum
Bond
Sun
EE. Whittlesey
Mr Woodbury
Secretary of the Treasury
John
Sukey
The
Richland Whig
Col. Wolfe
Seellanecoans