A Child An Ode To Youth In Tender Face And Fate
A poem from New York Ledger speaks to a child as heir to a troubled throne of hope and pain. The speaker imagines the child mastering love and worth, learning trust, and facing earth’s mysteries, while noting the giver of tender pity and absolving touch.
A Plucky Engineer Under a Boston Express
A retired civil engineer recalls riding a hammock tethered under a Boston express to test a radial axle frame for six wheeled coaches. He watches curves, proves the mechanism works, endures jostling and seasickness, and validates his inventive design against professional doubt.
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Escape From a Moving Train on a Fractured Hammock Cord
A rider recounts surviving a near fatal escape when two hammock cords failed while a train slowed. He cut one strand, fell between the tracks, and was rescued after contusions, a dislocated shoulder, and a sprained ankle. Local surgeon treated him. officials mourned and congratulated him on surviving.
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Pennsylvania Railroad Attorney Ad in Philadelphia
John L. Gerry attorney at law lists office in J. M. Cunningham building on Philadelphia street and offers prompt careful handling of all railroad business.
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