The Life of Song Poem Fragments
Poem praising the life of song noting its fragility and fleeting nature. It contrasts song with power and conquest, arguing memory endures only if song endures. otherwise, fame fades and nothing remains but the life of song.
Presence of Mind in a Moonlit New Jersey Nook
In 1863 at Jackmans Nook Mrs. Jasper Jackman, left alone with baby, calm and brave confronts a night of storm and imagined danger. She locks the bedroom door hides the baby, seeks help at Mulligan's Tavern, and returns to find her husband and Mulligan foiling a real theft in a comic misadventure.
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Bridget
Jasper
Jackman Nook
Dr. Muligtawny
Fifth Avenue
New York City
the Nook
Baby
Jesper
Biddy
Hudson
Missus
Dinsmore
Muzzer
Mulligan
Old Mulligan
Mr. Mulligan
Vast advances in 1840s spur modern industry and science
The passage recounts 1840s breakthroughs shaping commerce and manufacture, from railroads expanding across the United States to Morse telegraphy and the invention of the sewing machine and rubber vulcanization. It notes Goodyear’s imprisonment, McCormick reaper’s impact, and Daguerreotype progress, along with vivid notes on Australian arachnids and their unusual spiders.
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Worcester
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Columbia
Ericsson
Cunard Line
Morse
Atlantic
Alfred Vail
Capitol
Goodyear
McCormick Reaper
New World
Porugal
Baltic
Elias Howe
Harz District described with Alpine traits and legends
The Harz region, split into Upper and Lower Harz, features wild rocky scenery and gentler plains with alpine vegetation. It is famed for mineral wealth and legends, including Goethes Walpurgis Nacht, while underground holds unsolved geological mysteries and a notable gemstone lore. Geo. Ww. Chuus Nas pul. $100,000 in cash into a limited partnership formed in Philadelphia for the manufacture of Watch Cases.
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Harz
Cvresar
Upper
Lower
Brocken
Sui, Generis
Ruskin
North Germany
Geo
Chuus
Nas
Philadelphia
Burial Ship of a Viking Chief Uncovered in Norway
A ninth century Viking burial ship, about seventy feet long, with remains of a man, three horses, and several dogs, was found in a mound across Norway. Artifacts included gold and silver ornaments, a silk mantle, and a wool sail. Many items have been moved to a university museum. the vessel may be moved to Christiana when fully excavated.
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Norway
Christiana
Noon Rest for Laborers Across Europe and U S
The article argues for a daytime rest period in hot climates modeled after Mediterranean and Northern European practices. It contrasts long noon breaks abroad with the continuous outdoor work in the United States. It links heat exposure to farmer illnesses after haying and harvesting and cites Rosetti claiming the sun’s temperature exceeds 20,000 degrees C.
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United States
Mediterranean Sea
Europe
United States of America
A Rough Yet Charismatic American Student in Baden Baden
In Baden Baden, a refined American clergyman unexpectedly encounters Cholly Adams, a Western New York student studying to be a horse doctor. Adams blends coarse slang with genuine warmth as he wrestles with German, laments homesickness, and charms the Reverend with bold talk before sharing a late supper and farewell.
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Baden Baden
America
Europe
New York
Cholly Adams
Peg
Johnny
World’s tallest horse attracts New York spectators
A huge Ohio bred draft horse arrived in New York, standing eighty one inches high and weighing 2450 pounds. It is the tallest on record, surpassing the prior high of nineteen hands one inch. Earlier, two Philadelphia centennial horses reached the same height, later sold to a Philadelphia brewer, with Pope Pius Ninth and a Hanoverian enthusiast noted for equal height.
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New York
Ohio
Santa Fe Trail and its Opening to Santa Fe
The narrative recounts theories of early American trading links with New Mexico under Spanish rule, the elusive 18th century document, and the 1821 opening of the Santa Fe Trail. It details 1824 wagon adoption, start points from Missouri towns, caravan organization, and perilous overland crossings by pack, mule, and ox teams aided by improvised river bridges and buffalo boats.
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Rio Grande Valley
Santa Fe
Illinois
New Mexico
California
Kearney
Gregg
Prairies
Kaskaskia
Morrison
One la Lande
Mr. la Lande
la Lande
Prine
Franklin
St. Louis
Independence
Westport
Missouri River
Council Grove
Neosho River
Emporia
Barber Shop Duel Sparks Mayhem in Leadville
In Leadville a barber shop scene erupts when Plug, bored with waiting, argues with a friend and draws a revolver. A melee follows with a furious scuffle as a barber is knocked, a man leaps onto a policeman, and patrons flee. The pair calm after a laugh but trade blows over lost trade. Plug claims cowardice after the uproar.
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Leadville
Plug
Tunket
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