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A poetic farewell laments parting at night to a beloved hand and eyes. The speaker bids good night to delicate rings and the month’s sweetness, noting the snowy hand detains them before another farewell.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1885
Page
3
Laura and Alfred's Flag of Truce in Laura's Peace
Laura and Alfred Hillier settle hostilities after a day of pranks and friction. Laura tissues between pride and affection as Aunt Letty sprains her ankle. A mountain market trip softens the feud, yielding a budding friendship and a promised peace finale at Miss Southwell's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura
Alfred
Misa Southwell
Miss Southwell
Sophie Higley
Mr. Palmer
Mary Shaw
Sophie
Maria
Piazza
Laure
Katy
Aunt Letty
New York
Lani
Letty
Alfayly
Ransoms
Mrs. Ransom
Ermas
Miss Higley
George Lane
George
Jack
Jill
Ara
Miss Higiy
Faith and imagination in medical cures described
The passage recounts cases where belief and suggestion produced cures or relief, such as a patient feeling warmth and a sense of boiling water during imagined treatment, a banker mistaken for a draft from a window, and a woman cured by a prescription tied to her neck. It notes faith cures in nervous disorders and make believe remedies like bread or sugar pills, as recorded in The Gentleman's Magazine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Loutherbourg
Sydney Smith
Rogers
Sigmond
Gentleman's Magazine
Charles Ser Scvis
Thie Medical Colone
Nervana
Avery
Posixi
Scow Loaded with Hoop Poles Sinks on Natchez River
Sailors spot a leaking scow drifting near Natchez with a man and wife aboard. The crew beg for passage to New Orleans, offering ten dollars, while the captain demands a hundred. The pair insist they are “as good as anybody” and ready to work their way downriver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Natchez
New Orleans
Orleans
Detroit Free Press
Impressive Appearance of Judge Hancock in New Suit
The Albuquerque Democrat reports Judge Hancock purchased a stylish suit and polished boots, appearing markedly fine while visiting a private residence at the city outskirts. A young daughter answered the door, misidentifying the visitor as God, causing the mother to question who was there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuquerque Democrat
Hancock
Outakirta
Highlands
Mamma
Appetite for smoked meat and bear trap tale from Mississippi
A Detroit Free Press piece recounts a planter’s Mississippi night incident. A bear-trap captured a burly slave who pleaded to be freed after a chain groan and a brace of hogs were found. The colonel jokes about the man’s appetite returning if ever free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebber
Kurnel
The Pistol and the Dirk in California Courtship Fashion
California women adopt pistol and dirk as part of courtship style. A Hyde Street streetcar incident reveals a dirk dropping and a companion’s insistence on moving on. Also describes an electric counting machine by Chas. B. Pidgin that automates addition with a nine-dial census device powered by electricity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
San Francisco
Hyde Street
Adolphus
Genevieve
Dolphie
Iiun
Chas. B. Pidgin
Massachusetts State Bureau of Statistics
New South Wales Tin Deposits and New England District
Colonial geologists estimate tin deposits in New South Wales at 5 440 000 acres with potential for more as new finds appear. Richest mines lie on Vegetable Creek near Glen Innes in New England, a vast tableland of 10 100 square miles with mild climate and a population around 17 000. A railway to the Queensland border and shipping routes via Brisbane are noted. A mackerel shortage is reported with 14 000 000 fish remaining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New South Wales
Vegetable Creek
New England
Glen Innes
Sydney- New England
Colony
Queensland
Bidney
Brisbane
Also Mentioned on This Page
Clara Brqughton
Harper's Bazar
Aunty
Arthur
Laurae
Pye
Alfred Hillier
Taura
Hillier
Alvin
Ppc
New Jersey
Michigan Stove Company
Deraorr
J. S Gillmore
Mary
Pan Wilirten
Whittier
Tutt’s
Cody
Act Hutenianensely
Werray
Parker
Astopa
Paxken
Ohio & Mississippi
Ohioa
Louisville
Cincinnati
Norville
Cratpanooga
Tacksonville
Uctieart Baily
Ciunetsnati
Louisvil
Kayo
Olio & B Mississippi Railway
St. Louis
Knoxville
Chattanooga
Atlanta
Sunnah
Jacksonville
U.S
East
Louis
New Wite
Nemning
N.Y
Palace
Goscnes
Union
Ohie
Mississippi
Hie West
Goodrich
West
Puentr Agtt
Kansas City
W. W. Peabody
W. P. Shattuc
Gen
Pasw
WM. T. Sinclair
Ea el A
Massachusetts Street
Lawrence
Kansas
F. C. Clark
Notary Public
Ofice—National Bank
Munn
Eldridge House
Sale and Exchange
Elwest
Maverick National Bank
Boston
Mass
Europe
Aes PB
Porren
W. Worx
Schwémd
Lowe
Chas. LI
PACE
Tee
Merchants Bank
Depoatta
Colier Hona
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