To My Watch
Poem about a watch symbolizing life’s passage from cradle to grave. The speaker laments speeding hours and wonders what joy those ticking hands have brought, imagining a lasting memory when time finally ends.
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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1893
Page
6
Poem about a watch symbolizing life’s passage from cradle to grave. The speaker laments speeding hours and wonders what joy those ticking hands have brought, imagining a lasting memory when time finally ends.
M Theodore, chef de surete, contemplates a string of murders and a promised scientific method to expose the killer by reproducing the victim’s retinal image. Frederick Bouscal tries the technique on a dying woman, fails, and discovers the murderer is his own son, leading to a double suicide by charcoal.
The article explains electricity as molecular motion within substances similar to heat light and sound, differing in rate. It compares vibration speeds to sound and heat waves and notes electricity is versatile because its vibration rate enables rapid transmission without destruction unless transformed to heat.
A chemist notes a woman on Chestnut Street who never drinks morphine yet shows a saturated system. She works in a lab weighing morphine and absorbs it through her skin. Weekdays she is fine, but Sunday nights bring insomnia and distress, predicting eventual breakdown like other addicts.
Consul Smith reports to Washington that Liege, a wealthy industrial city, has many street dogs and horses. The usual dog draft is six hundred pounds with mastiffs sometimes drawing twice that. A stray line notes a joke about stopping a hysterical wife.
A long religious essay extols marriage as the vital path to character and divine likeness, argues philosophy fades beside faith, and urges daily duty to others. It cites Whitelock, providence, and church data, closing with Lutheran and immigrant church statistics.
A collage of quotes touches on wives shaping husbands through strategy and endurance, and on the evolution of Hebrew writing from consonants to vowels. It notes women seen as ahead of their time and cites a St Louis Republic summary on language development and misfortune.
A Philadelphia Times item recounts an odd encounter by a grocery store where a spider battles a fly and a yellow jacket intervenes. The yellow jacket helps defend the fly, the spider fights back, and the trio ends with the spider dying, the fly buzzing overhead and the jacket retreating wounded.
A century-old note from a chemist highlights coffee’s disinfection power. Roasted coffee effectively neutralizes odors and compounds from decaying meat and dung pits, with practical use including sprinkling powder in sinks or rooms and using coffee oil for small quantities.
A mother admonishes that early discipline shapes future behavior. Children learn to mind when young, and gentle but firm parenting builds love, honor, and obedience. The piece argues misbeliefs about waiting to govern children and urges consistent, caring guidance from infancy.
Mrs McNagg urges her weary husband James to investigate noises downstairs claiming burglars may be present. James responds with a calm line about obedience and never having his own way, hinting at a prelude to a comic or domestic scene.
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