Fragmentary Poetry Passage in The Statesman
A distorted OCR fragment presents a poetic farewell aria with garbled diction and scattered names. The lines evoke yearning and lost love, mentioning farewell, year, and imagery of wind and dusk as a mourner's mood. readable phrases hint at a private lyric rather than a news item.
The Morning Sun Over Forest and Fire in Poetry
A lyrical meditation on the sun’s life giving power and the storm’s fury. It contrasts drought and rain with trees, animals, and a river, ending with hopeful childhood imagery and the promise of brighter days.
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Othe Lully
Java
Kerey
Mystery Well Digging Tales And Moral Reflections
In Eckford Michigan August 1880 reports describe a well dug to thirty feet in Johnson county near Willandsburg with a hollow-sounding earth and sudden water, following a tale from a French periodical about a peasant gaining meals by posing as a conjurer. The piece also reflects on motherhood and marriage, noting forgiving wives, unequal matches, and advice on lasting relationships with a rustic wedding anecdote.
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Willandsburg
Johnson County
Jake
Brulleman
Rollen Wood
Rendom
Celcket
Plutton
Itoo
Christian charity aiding wrecked crew among Esquimaux
An August Sailor's Magazine article, reprinted from a Moravian Labrador paper, narrates the Graham wreck off Fadiqn's bay and the eight hundred mile trek of survivors. In Okkak Bay's outer isle, two Esquimaux kayakers approached cautiously. On noticing distress, Christian Esquimaux swiftly guided the crew to shore and secured shelter for four days.
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Sailor's Magazine
Labrador
Fadiqn’s Bay
Miesion
Esquimausx
Bay of Okkak
Tylokeaaktalik
Esquimaux
St Rangers
Christian Esquimaux
Orphan Boy and dying mate amid shipboard gloom
A seafaring tale centers on a dying orphan boy named Dick aboard a schooner. The narrator recalls hardships, a bond formed with Dick, and the boy's last hours as he asks for burial with his mother. The scene shifts to Niagara where actor Logan endures a comic mishap about missing trousers, ending in a humorous rescue.
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Tate
Ele
Tad
Sin
Siner
Lex
Colle
Litle Dick
Dun
Dovtor
Tan
Mr. Dapforth
Nat
Logan
Goat Jaland
Foote
Senet
John Bull
Jedies
Lundy's Lane
Shakspeare
Belview
Cinclanati Com
Antnourhad
Patnam
Jonga
Leighton
Agan
Mr. Jones
Eveleth
Putnam
Parsons
Eaxles
Lowell Street
Leverett
Wall Streets
Mesarburn
Freeman
Rugg
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