Fragments of a Poetic Vision in a Strange Text
A fragmented, archaic poem fragment explores nature and humanity with vivid imagery. The speaker contemplates jealousy and beauty as violets and fragrances mingle with themes of unity, restraint, and the power of light to reveal fraternity and love. Uncertain lines hint at classical allusions and moral reflections.
Bread Mixup at Saville Street Hospital Fair
Minnie Merriman plans to help at the hospital fair with her homemade bread but Jerusha misdelivers the loaf to the Ayton household. Confusion over the bread leads to a visit from Minnie and her father to explained the mixup, revealing Harry Ayton’s proposal and Minnie’s reply that there was no bread and no message, only a mistaken encounter.
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Mr. Merriman
Blake
Sitchen
Lottia
Mingie
Mirzia
Minnie Merriman
Minnie
Ayton
Penny
Jaragha
Jorusha
Saville Street
Eho
Harry Aytes
Billy
Jerushi
Ita
Savilla Street
Plenga
Barry
Hary
Harry
Merriaan
Harry Ayton
Mincie
Mr Merriman
Mra Raymond
Mrs. Raymond
Jerusha
Breuad
Merriman
Barry Ayton
Mise
Minnis
Mr. Ayton
Minnig
Celesia
Hospital tale takes turn in bread and engagement
A fragment from a domestic scene shows Minnie and Harry Ayton amid tensions with Mr Merriman and Miss Jenkins. A Bible passage is discussed while Blinnie becomes engaged to Harry. Minnie worries over responsibility and care as a simple loaf becomes a symbol of love and hunger in a unclear hospital setting.
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Lois Jenkins
Harry Ayton
Upstaire
Ipie
Abe
Mr. Ayton
Minnie
Arcadia Recalled by a Nation’s Farmer Voice
The National Farmer piece laments lost Arcadia, contrasting idyllic childhood mornings with the grim modern cities. It recalls barefoot joys, running water, and green mosses, then laments displaced youths, polluted streets, and dreams of a vanished pastoral innocence.
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Arcadia
Arcadit
Collones
No Thue to Fall 4 Lis in Georgia Tale
A muddled Georgia tale centers on Marietta Travou Jouse C a famed local liar. On a hot day Bill Hant confronts Jesse Iriding who declares his finale and heads for the coroner, prompting Bill to rush home with his family to Uncle Soll’s where neighbors learn Soll lies buried in a watermelon. Bill later questions Jesse about a big lie, admitting he will never trust him again.
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Marietta
Bill
Sie
Uncle Soll
Mrs G W Nye recalls Harriet Beecher Stowe at Luna
Mrs G W Nye wife of the principal of the Welnat Bill school Cincinnati recalls her old teacher Harriet Beecher Stowe at Lun a s um inary. She describes Stowe as dignified ind y thoughtful, often dreamy with head on hand and elbow on knee. Pupils feared to interrupt her and she rarely spoke unless breaking in with a startling remark.
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G. W. Nye
Welnat Bill School
Cincinnati
Harriet Beecher Stowe
Luna Suminary
Sue Wae
Indy
Sao
Waena Mands Wrong and I Won't Admit Anger
A speaker insists on standing firm against Waena Mands, claiming wrongdoing. The stance remains unchanged despite repeated accusations and mounting anger.
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Waena
Mystery of Rev D A De Hughes Death at Westfield
The Westfield pastor Rev D A De Hughes vanished after boarding the Camden ferry at night on August 30 1880. A note and letters found on the boat linked him to a drowning scheme. Reports later suggested a ruse to desert his wife as neighbors learned he was alive and practicing law at Frankford.
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D. A. Deughea
Asbury Methodist Church
Westield
N. J
Camden
Iast
Riverton
Baglington
Philadelphia
de Hugues
Weelfeld
Suicile
Thia
De)Hughes
Delaware
Federal Street
Damien
Magn
Sexta
Ridgway Park
Étranger
Bender
de Hughes
M. de Hoguex
George B. Lloyd
Cinnaminton
N.J
Alice Watkinson
Peere
Christ
Times
Westfield
Dodge
John Buchanan
Bogus Medical College
Hughey
George B. Lesch
Buchanan
Mr. Lloyd
Weatfield
Wapnesvius
Odio
Llyd
Lloyd
Wayneeville
Ab Wenlfield
Abe
Do Hughes
Wesfield
Colking
Ibie
Hughes
Robert 3. Bender
Mr. Tender
Lamcon
de Hushes
Philadelphia Times
Brave Bear's Sick Telek Exposed in Yankton Jail
A history of Brave Bear, a Sioux combatant tied to Sitting Bull and the 1875 Lincoln fort events, detailing his medical ruse to escape custody at Yankton and his alleged bloodthirsty actions against settlers. The piece links his jail escape attempt to continued frontier violence and questions commutation hopes.
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Brave Bear
Yankton County
Lincoln
Standing Rock
Eegerly
Manden
Beac
Custer
Fort Lincoln
Yankton
Trito
Remarkable Bermuda Easter Lily Reaches New York from Jamaica
A fine Easter lily from Bermuda, brought via Jamaica to New York, boasts 145 blooms with a three foot stalk and dense foliage. The bloom cluster displays white and yellow petals in a profuse cloud. Additional items include a note on Mrs Grant and Mrs Logan in a railway car and a man who collected $100,000 seen by mourners.
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Bermuda
New York
Jamaica
Grant
Login
Logan
Salen
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