Seeking for Thee Across the Sea
A poem of yearning and endurance as a lover travels the seas seeking a beloved. The speaker vows to press through storms and night, trusting love to light the way toward liberty and reunion. The verses describe waves, danger, hope, and a steadfast heart awaiting a return.
Two Friends Die in Prisoner Hunt On Seine Bank
In a siege era tale Morrisset and Sauvage, two anglers, share a peaceful morning before war intrudes. They are captured by German troops after a fishing trip near Colombes and Argen teuil, executed at the river with the Prussian officer remarking on the fate of the fish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Morrisset
M. Sauvage
Morrisset
Atiox
Argenteuil
Colombes
Isle of Murante
Rue Notre Dame de Corette
Morissot
Mourisset
Alvan
Col Durmoulin
Morisset
Ll O'Etok
Seine
Orgemant
Sanneis
Nanterre
Marante
M. Salvage
Mt. Valarien
Mount Valarien
Grentleman
Tle
Monsieur Sauvage
Monsieur Morissot
Eire
Wilhelm
Artemus Ward and Setchell on a Ridiculous Road Trip
Artemus Ward and his friend Daniel Setchell journey by hired horse to Ward's mother's home, endure comic mishaps with a chained Setchell, a frightened landlord, and a pursuing blacksmith, ending with Ward recalling the wild pursuit from a hilltop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Setchell
Philadelphia
Artemus Ward
Setchell
Ward
East
Kojak
Fetechell
Harley
Charles Browne
Crey
Road Side Inn
Stricker
Boniface
Tracksmith
New Mexico Thunder Tourists Describe Upper Gallinas Water
A traveler writes from Las Vegas New Mexico about the Upper Gallinas River where heavy rain caused a sudden rise and muddy water to flow from the faucet then clear again as floods receded. The piece notes cloudbursts in headwaters, washed debris, new trails needed, and the season's rain bringing lush green plains and abundant water for cattle and grazing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Las Vegas
New Mexico
Gallinas
Walsey
Ice pudding and historic wig fashions mixed in report
The clipping describes a kitchen method for an ice pudding using boiling milk eggs cream and liqueur with dried cherries and pink tint then frozen in a mold buried in ice. It also recounts ancient powder and patch wigs with references to Medes Livy and Henry I of France and notes humorous observations about teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
cram@uates
Cincinnati Times-Star
Sicily
Willie
Prosili
Hollis
New York World
Medes
Henry I
France
Also Mentioned on This Page
China
Messrs
Allen
Sa Htleben
Asia
Shanghai
Thuckwood
Porte Night Review
Mtrn
Willmar
NEW Mexico Thunder
Rntech