Good night love lullaby in moonlit verses
A tender verse bids farewell with celestial imagery. The speaker asks the beloved to sleep peacefully and dreams to be blessed by angels, hoping no shadows touch the innocent heart as night falls.
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Newspaper
Millheim Journal
Location
Millheim, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1883
Page
1
His Own Medicine in a Cantonment Ball
Dr and Mrs Morton dispute a private theater event but she defies his rule to attend. She returns with a cloak and their quarrel climaxes as she eludes him by sleeping in a palanquin. He wakes to a staged revelation and their reconciliation follows at the next concert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada
Madras
Daddahbhoy
Rumanagee
India
Mrs. Morton
England
William
Bobbery
Sahib
Mem
Dr. Morton
Sago and Tapioca Differences in Production and Value
A discussion of sago palm and tapioca roots outlines their distinct origins and processing. Sago comes from a palm in marshes of Singapore and China, requires 15 years to mature, and is ground from soft pith to starch. Tapioca grows in fields, matures in two years, and is produced by washing and milling the root to extract starch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific
Singapore
China
Vast Cosmic Distances Highlighted in Space Passage
The text explains the enormous separations between fixed stars, noting the nearest is about 20 trillion miles away and the next much farther. It describes a hypothetical 5.6 billion mile diameter sphere within our solar system and compares it to the vast, empt y space surrounding us, with light taking 70 years to traverse the region.
Hard Justice of Arkansas and a Daughter's Confession
An aged Arkansas magistrate known as the "Hard Justice" presides as a woman pleads guilty to disturbing the peace. In a moving confession she traces a troubled life from Kentucky youth to abuse, abandonment, and death, ending with her revelation that the judge before her is her father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grepson
Arkansas
Kentucky
Born Again Debate Sparks Moral Reflection
A Watchman critique discusses a tribune’s praise of a deceased man who allegedly “scarcely needed to be born again.” It contrasts modern enlightenment with divine revelation and wonders at the moral implications of such a statement from a respected daily paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingdom of God
How to Pray With Fervor and Spirit
The writer explains insufficiency in prayer due to not knowing what or how to seek help from the Holy Spirit. It notes that praying amiss yields poor results and urges fixed purpose and attentive heart, warning that raging thoughts and listless feelings hinder prayer. Divine help in prayer is essential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penman
Pearls of Thought on Honesty and Temperance
A collection of aphorisms on virtue and wisdom. Honesty enriches legacy while folly fades. restraint, happiness, and prudent response to slander are praised. The quotes discuss economy, effort, influence of circumstances, humility, and patience in fortune and character.
Murdered by a Private Lieutenant Coode and death at Benares
Lieutenant General Coode of Plymouth reports the murder of his son Lieutenant W. H. Coode adjutant of the Lincolnshire regiment at Benares during a parade. Private Cocklin shot him after provoking the attack, wounding a private and killing the officer. Cocklin’s motive linked to a prior court case against his associate Sergeant Brent. Coode is buried with full military honors as mourning is observed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coode
Plymouth
England
W. H. Coode
Lincolnshire Regiment
Benares
Lilley
Cocklin
Brent
Chum
Lafayette and His Opossums News Item
A Baltimore editor, seeking to honor Lafayette, issued a call for opossums from citizens. The response overwhelmed him with 2190 animals. He released them in Monument Square at night, causing widespread sightings and mixed reactions among Baltimore residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette
United States
Baltimore
Monument Square
A Close Fisted Economist
A domestic poem portraying a farmer and his wife facing rising costs and frugal living. The farmer lists savings on wood, soap, candles, coffee, tea, clothes, and household gadgets while three sons and a tired mother endure, until the youngest son interrupts with a plea to save the mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward
Joe
Ile
Pater
Little Joe
Pungent Paragraphs and Quips Across a Mirthful Page
A collage of cheeky vignettes and witticisms. The text lampoons social roles, philosophy, and manners with short quips about women, doctors, tailors, and family banter. It blends humor and cultural commentary in a lighthearted, patchwork style.
Ancient Babylonian silver collection at British Museum
The British museum acquires thirty nine silver objects from Babylon revealing daily life of Babylonians. Fragments include dishes and a vase handle with defaced coins indicating a silversmith or coiner workshop. A preserved Lycian coin hints at Babylonian under Persian influence and a workshop date around the era of Alexander the Great.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British Museum
Pompeii
Babylon
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Chota-Hazzarie
Religious
Man
God
John
Chrysippa
Patmos
Prochorus
Christ
Marah
Opossums
New York
Grandmamma
George
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