Sunshine at Home Poem Fragment Amid Stanzas
A fragmented verse laments the sunshine of home and tender presence. The lines evoke warmth, love, and a sought homeland. The text reads as a poetic drift with archaic phrasing and irregular spelling.
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Newspaper
Kimball Graphic
Location
Kimball, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1885
Page
3
Miss Olney's Valentine Love and long suppressed memories
A nostalgic 19th century tale follows Miss Olney on a sunlit February day as memories of a past love with Jack Brown stir her. A violent shock arrives when a stranger seeks shelter and reveals Jack survived prison and returns as her true valentine, altering the quiet life she has kept for years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Olney
Jack Brown
Miss Olnos
Tugera
Salich
Wood Stanartians
Ubon
Valentin
Misa Olney
Jack
Benine
Wil Mis. Brown
Neutle
Miss Olboy
Chihiynn
Valentino
Simiule B. Borles
Askabad and the Tekkes in the Russian empire era
A long, meandering excerpt describes Askabad aka Ashkabad, its Persian and Parcoman links, the Tekkes and Goklan people trading with Persians, and the Russian military occupation after Geok-Tepe. It covers population shifts, settlement, railways, local customs, drinking habits, and a father's moral letter. It reflects imperial competition, cultural changes, and social anecdotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iiuelans
London News
Askabad
Ashkabad
Tokke Orri- Lory
Persia
Yomut
Geok-Tepe
Alsarinjig
Askalmaite
Amd
Askaliil
Nanimrous
Tovcoman
Conania
Russia
Holt
Vilages
Dar Ueber
Lekkos
Porsii
Wales
Herat
Woussia
Bulan
The Career of Jules Simon Noted French Statesman
Lucy H. Hooper profiles Jules Simon a Breton born thinker and reformer who shed his Suisse name, rose at the Sorbonne, opposed empire, shaped education policy, led ministries, and endured political rifts to become a Sénateur and respected elder statesman with a noted Thursday salon at Place de la Madeleine attended by Renan Dumas and Gounod.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Jules Simon
Suisse
Simon
Cousin
The
Sorbonne
Van
Mberty
L'Orient
Brittany
College of
Rennes
Clut No
Belgium
Ghent
Soyirwent
Emia
Sxen
Dulles Simon
Rome
M. Simon
Seine
Third Republic
Louvre
M. Thiers
Academy
Marshal MacMahon
Prme
M. Jules Simon
M. Jules Gravy
Caus
Secret Service
M. Jules Simon Lew
Futhor
God
Freedom
Fatherland
Place de la Madeleine
Europe
Yen
Renan
Dumas
Angler
Gounod
Prevost Paradiol
Gambetta
Mme
Leon
Lucy H. Hooper
Privy Seal of George II Unearthed in Portsmouth Chest
A 1737 writ of privy seal for Massachusetts and New Hampshire has been found in an old Portsmouth chest. The document marks early steps toward separate provincial government and governance of both colonies. Engraved parchment measures 34 by 26 inches with lions, prey, serpents, crowns, roses, thistles, and a harp of Ireland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Hampshire
George II
Portsmouth Athen
Massachusetts
Ireland
Philadelphia Press
Seerets of vue Kirrounn Whiskyshinking In increasing im
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss trends in whisky drinking and social influence. It references a hare, a tuk tow, and a convict-related theme about popularity. The text is garbled with many misspellings and unclear connections.
Fragmented narrative and early Crimean War notes
A jumble of immigrant era snippets recounts mothers distressed by noisy households, a scene with a kitchen and garden, and a banter between a housekeeper and her son. It shifts to a French actress Rachel at a St Petersburg banquet before Crimea and ends with a note on wartime gifts to William Jesemial, Hubert Green, and Lew Hunmuo from the Wolland government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey
Dean
Raehel
Wasa St. Petersborg
Thv
Hussia Uilicera
Kachel
Paris
Monsieur
Rachel
France
Jesemial
William
Hubert Green
Lew Hunmuo
Fiuitay
Wolland
Calibre Fifty-Four: A Young Soldier's Bravery
Will Carleton in Harper's Weekly recounts a young Corporal Anexo of the Cole regiment who, badly wounded, insists he still serves with a calibre fifty four rifle. The General urges retreat, but the boy insists he cannot fall back as his unit is not near the rear. He longs to return to battle, asking for one last cartridge and ride into the fight with resolve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halidays
Ile
Maine
Mattia Barnes
Kiel
Shiv
Pune
Iliac
Brown
Andersonville
Lida
Bitin
Crampa
Philadelphia Press
Agina
Ant
Amd Ieee
Pan
Ens Towers
Tur Om
New York
Tien
New York Sun
Lance Wan
Zack Baker
Benton County
Alf Wilson
Alf
Arkansin
Bill Hacker
John Walls
Fort Worth
Texas
Walls
Rel
Daniel Kullinga
Weteel Mill
Bereta
Corp
Will Carleton
Harper's Weekly
Heavy Rainfalls of the World August Deluge Across Continents
The article surveys extraordinary rain events worldwide with figures from China, Joyeuse, Gibraltar, London, and Monmouthshire. It notes extreme seasonal totals, compares inches to tons per acre, and highlights Cherraponga and Mahabulashme in the Western Ghats as among the wettest regions, suggesting August will be remembered for exceptional rainfall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Acre
Arago
Joyeuse
Gibraltar
New England
England
St. Paul’s Churchyard
London
Eanks
Khagia Hills
Assan
Cherraponga
Scott
Lyman
Nere
India
Bui Z
Java
Seathwaite
Bergen
Norway
Sitka
Alaska
Valdivia
Chile
New Zealand
Maranhao
Brazil
Ora
Ghaute
Boston
A Pow ful Lecture on Temper ance
Two colored barbers in Foxboro recall profligate days at a gin mill next door and the elder jokes about a drink while the younger plans to drink. A vivid dialect tale recalls thrift and temptations in old shop life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foxboro
Jim
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Tuier-Opean
Valentine
Hong
Jank
Jae
Wight
Alfy Byler
Hal
Sly
Mise
Olney
Loraine
Askawat Anu Toe Terres
Turkey
Uneleen
Cole
Kianen
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