Night poem fragment of Constance and love’s changing art
Fragmentary verse describes Constance evolving, wine, magic eyes, and shifting beauty as the speaker lines out seasons and dreams. It contrasts dawn, night, and later poets, imagining future writers immortalizing the beloved while parting with a tender good night.
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Constance
Fred
Circe
Murder Mystery in a Welsh Village Cabin
An elderly resident named Ha Hinwan is found murdered in his cabin after a tale of satanic forces and a half savage half idiot companion. Police suspect Dick Wilson, who allegedly tests innocence by a legendary blood witness. a bloody club and coins bolster the case though details remain disputed.
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Ha Hinwan
Dick Wilson
Hiio
Fashions and a Runaway Wife Mocked in Train Car
A London style roundup describes Parisian jaded trends like black cashmere and cheesecloth for ladies dresses, white muslin called Persian Town, and morning wrappers in foulard silk. A Kansas Pacific train car episode ends with a man exposing a runaway wife and her lover, the pair confronted by shocked passengers and the groom’s courteous dismissal.
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Paris
India
Jaca Giovas
Elas
Batiste
Kansas Pacific
Denver
Frome
Weill
Liedgilla
Ladiza
Haunted hut tale ends with murder confession
An old tale recounts a haunted hut linked to a murder. Dick, tried and hanged, spurs a village ghost frenzy as sightings swirl. A fisherman, a cattle-drover, and a sweetheart visitor report eerie sounds and spectral visions. The narrator’s dare ends in a confession by Owen Roberts, leading to his execution.
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Tras
Krangea
Bints and Civilization by White Settlement
The piece argues that forest clearing and settlement bring birds closer to human life. It claims birds greet civilization, drawn by warmth, cereals, and livestock, while forests fall and ground conditions change. It notes birds rely on human presence for survival and abundance.
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Siberia
Aongstexa
Summler
Mystery on Congress Street as Wagon Wheel Draws Crowd
A bystander inspected a wagon wheel on Congress Street while a growing crowd gathered. The man with a pocket rule determined nothing unusual, and within minutes the throng dispersed leaving only a boy with an umbrella near the wagon. meanwhile reports warned the Chicago river mouth remains low and a loaded vessel cannot pass.
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Tres Press
Hoff the Alsatian Hero Who Betrayed Paris
During the siege of Paris Sergeant Hoff, once beloved, killed twenty seven Germans and earned praise and a high order. A minister offered four thousand dollars for a dangerous dispatch to Marshal Bozaine, but Hoff declined the money. He crossed enemy lines and reached safety, later becoming keeper of Vendome Column. The Triumphal Arch keeper died recently, and Hoff was assigned to the post, much to Parisians’ delight.
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Paris
Hoff
Thia
Tower
Bozaine
Eioft
Bszaine
Gate of the Eyes and the Dreaded Short Sight
The piece laments near sightedness, arguing it harms beauty and posture. It notes hereditary and environmental causes, urges parental vigilance, and suggests early prevention and disciplined remedy to avoid deformity and loss of sunlight pleasures.
Georgia Silk Industry Spreads to Upson County
A new lucrative industry has taken root in Georgia as the wife and daughters of Mr Raeven of Upson County cultivate thousands of silk worms. The produced silk yields handsome profits, with the community noting workers and success, in a state where even skilled laborers are employed locally.
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Georgia
My. Raeven
Upson County
General items of interest from distant times
A sprawling column lists varied notes from 19th century life including a Mississippi planter promising $50 a year for sending Southern Black people to Missouri, a Clayton Indiana six legged cow, a Georgia wheat sale for charity, disputes at a baseball match in Philadelphia, and a Brookyn Sunday School Union procession of 50,000. It mentions California Chinaman work bans, richland parish cattle losses to llamas, a new Illinois liquor voting law, and Copious references to Punch-like oddities and reform laws across states.
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Mabraska
Beesnt
Texas and New Orleans
W. W. Gorcsian
Lee Mausclean
Lexington
Mississippi
Massashagetta
Missouri
St. Louis
Baith Barron
Clayton
Ind
New York Exchange
Summit Coanty
Georgia
Osler Cubs
Madison
Fisa
Brooklyn
Little Sudius
Easton
Celifornia
Joseph Jefferson
Louisiana Plantaton
Thomas Smith
Warrentown
Smith
Greenbury Clark
de Lasseps
Darien
Atlantic
Boston Emigration Company
Tennessee
Cincinnati Southern
Kentucky
Massachusetts
Switzerland
Federal Council
Thivies
Lowisiana
Miehissippi
Fle Felis
New York
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