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Newspaper
Mccook Weekly Tribune
Location
Mccook, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1885
Page
8
The poem speaks of sunlit Glorie de Dijon roses still in bloom and fragrant, urging resilience after June. It recalls a distant love’s first gift and lingering scent, promising enduring affection even as seasons pass. The tone is nostalgic and botanical, celebrating fragrance and color.
The dying senator Stephen A. Douglas declines Catholic rites and mass, speaks to his sons of obeying laws and the Constitution, requests fresh air, and dies peacefully at the bedside with his wife and attendants present. He is buried near the lake shore in Chicago with a monument marking the spot.
Arsene Houssaye, famed for building seven Beaujon chateaus named Youth Love Knowledge Family Renown Wealth Wisdom, is constructing an eighth as a mausoleum called the House of Death where his dust will be interred. His existing houses are richly furnished and themed as a toy museum, Venus and Cupid art, a library, Lares and Penates, admirers’ gifts, gems and treasures, and Plato and Socrates.
The narrative contrasts a couple in a tense parlor moment as he asks for an answer to his proposal. A reflection on aging surfaces in her thoughts while they remain separated by a few feet. The passage also notes Isle of Man women voting on proving ownership of twenty dollars.
Missouri and Texas display strong women’s work across floor displays with varied domestic samples. Paintings and drawings compare favorably with masters, and the exhibition gains acclaim for female talent. Attendance is steady, mainly educators and learners, as weather warms to sunny south views.
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