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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1878
Page
1
Fragmentary verse depicts a castle setting with ghostly lovers in a moonlit garden. Vague names and phrases hint at memories, decay, and longing, blending blossoms, shadows, and distant footsteps with a dreamlike, archaic tone. The piece evokes nostalgia and eerie beauty across a ruined landscape.
A man Brown narrates the drift from a snug home to social climbing and envy. The Black family move in nearby, provoking strain between classes, while Brown's daughter Rosalie wins a suitor in Bob White. Financial ruin follows as furniture is sold and a furnished flat is rented, ending in a reversal that reunites the family in a shared, poorer but hopeful future.
A passenger aboard the schooner New Connecticut was stranded in a wreck on Lake Erie for five days after her vessel capsized in August 1833 near Conneaut. rescued by Capt. Appleby and Capt. Wilkins, she endured water waist-deep, limited food, and no aid from the crew before rescue near Portland, New York.
A 45 year old incident tells how a woman, presumed dead after a disappearance on the lake, was miraculously saved from drowning. No parallel case has been heard since, and the mystery remains unsolved.
A London report explains the microphone as a new instrument that magnifies sound, enabling faint noises to be heard loudly. Professor Hughes describes how carbon in circuits boosts audio power, and experiments show distant speech and whispers clearly amplified, challenging the limits of the telephone and phonograph.
Veresteha Guine, a painter who accompanied General Skoboloft in the late war, travels to Paris to depict the campaign’s most terrible incidents. Her work focuses on scenes from the campaigns in which she participated.
Mr Mackenzie Wallace secures the Langlois prize of 3000 francs from the French Academy for his work on Russia. The report notes various European science, travel and cultural items including science meeting in St Louis and an English critique of Paris Exposition.
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