A Charm of Birds by Jane Welsh Carlyle
Jane Welsh Carlyle extols a bird for its instinct and freedom, praising its life of flight and fortitude. The speaker admires the bird’s skill with wing and beak, wishing to emulate its resolve and contentment.
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Newspaper
Mays Landing Record
Location
Mays Landing, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1906
Page
1
Prudential Responds To Widow After Son’s Death
Mrs M S South of Orange writes that after considering dropping insurance your representative explained death’s unpredictability and kept payments going. She notes a check for 2.00.10 arrived within an hour after the paper in connection with her son's death was forwarded to your office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dashaway
Cleverton
Boston Transcript
England
Miss Fiurtey
Mr. Haggard
Miss Bosting
Philadelphia
Kago
Samuel
Gime
Keywood
Streetcar Struggle in Fulton Street Highlights Harsh Winter
A chaotic late afternoon streetcar collision near Fulton Street between Church Street and Broadway shows a three horse team faltering as the middle horse balks. The driver speaks softly to the animal and the others share the load, while riders recount a bitter cold day and a fondness for grave-digging work. The piece also includes urban reminiscences and a portrait of ex Mayor James D. Phelan’s leadership in San Francisco reconstruction efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Sun
Fulton Street
Betiwee Church - Street
Broaiway
Ebaul
Vicha
Palin
San Francisco
James D. Phelan
Utica Globe
Toj
London
Clara Spreckles
Native Sons
Battle of Manila
John D. Rockefeller
Phelan Ta
Nfe
Jend
It Is Easier To Be Strenuous Than Reach The Presidential Chair
A compact reflective line compares the effort required for strenuous activity with the ascent to the presidency, implying higher difficulty in attaining the top political office than enduring strenuous effort.
A Tortoise of Sentiment in a Hampshire Cottage
A tale of a man who moves into a cottage near Seton Keywood and discovers a neighbor with a white dressed girl and broad shady hats. The hedge line and a white cloth on an afternoon tea set ignite tensions as a maidservant resents the intrusion and bees flee the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hampshire
Seton - Keywood
Keywood
Tortoises and Teacups in a Hedge Romance
Keywood discovers a tortoise beside a hedge and returns it to a girl in white. A playful chase ensues as multiple tortoises appear in odd places and the pair exchange banter about ownership. The tale ends with tea and an uneasy, amused accord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston
Keywood
Nore
the Tattler
Kaiserin Auguste Victoria Giant of the Seas Arrives
The Kaiserin Auguste Victoria, a Hamburg American liner built at Stettin, debuts as the largest passenger ship yet. At 700 feet long and 77 feet beam, it houses 3,500 guests with nine decks and onboard luxuries including a kosher kitchen, palm garden, library, music room, and daily newspapers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaiserin Auguste Victoria
Stettin
Germany
Barthold
New York Tourist Weighs Europe Ahead of Voyage
A New Yorker reads the Atlantic voyage as opening a stretch of change and regret. The piece contrasts New York bustle with European life, notes skyscrapers and the deck steward’s advice, and traces the voyage from Liberty Statue to Cadiz and Gibraltar. It recalls Fulton’s 1807 steamboat and the safety of modern ships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Europe
Great Eastern
Italy
le Nolay
New York
Bartholus
Governor's Island
Miitary
Enomous
Nea
Robert Fulton
Atlantic
American
St. Michael’s
Azores
Puenta Delgada
Cadiz
Spain
Columbus
Saligd
Huelvg
America
Sierras
Gibraltar
Mediterranean
Fertile Vesuvius Slopes Sustain Large Naples Population
The slopes of Vesuvius support 80 000 to 100 000 residents plus Naples' half million as fertile soil and volcanic ejecta enrich the land. Even with danger, the region prospers from alumina silica magnesia lime potash and iron deposits aiding abundant vines and cultivation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vesuvius
Naples
Italy
Aging Civil Servants: 676 Clerks Over 70 Still at Work
A National Magazine report details 676 government clerks aged 70 or older, most in the Interior and Treasury departments, with 174 in the Interior alone. It notes 76 veteran printers in the government printing office, and lists departments including Agriculture and War. The piece ends by questioning why long-serving workers remain on duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National
Department of the Interior
Treasury ‘Department
House of Representatives
Civil Service Commission
Governent Printing Office
Ecore
Agricultura Department
War ‘Department
Ncne
Steebles
Mike Charlies Lamb
Fragmentary thoughts on despair and perception
A brief, fragmented meditation notes that the phrase the picture of despair is rarely realized and questions whether such an ideal exists, mentioning doubt and uncertainty about understanding emotions.
Pleasant Laughs and Quick Wits Across the Page
A collage of light jokes and anecdotes from household banter to campus humor. A tale of elopement gossip, a witty professor’s moot court quip, and a garage scene with workaday chatter. The snippets showcase cheerful, everyday humor.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Eden
Desert
Jane Welsh Carlyle
M. S. South. Orange
Prudential
Harry
Broad
James —. Phelan
Jess
Chicago News
Willy
Cincinnati Commercial-Tribune
Daly
Riley
Brooklyn
John
Bagsleys
Reuben
Chicago Record-Herald
New York Week
James D, Phelan
Remington Typewriter
Broadway
Key
Ingga
Jongere
Keynolly
Shetland Isles
Jim Preston
Abe
Uncle Sam’s Veterans
McCall
D'anber
Wolens
Homer
Watkins
Ernest Huffeut
Cornell Law School
Huffcut
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