Delicate morning light and earth's fresh scent described
A poetic fragment depicts pale pink dew lit by dawn and the earth’s faint odor as it brushes the senses. Images of morning gates and homely hearths evoke a quiet, intimate scene.
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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1881
Page
2
A poetic fragment depicts pale pink dew lit by dawn and the earth’s faint odor as it brushes the senses. Images of morning gates and homely hearths evoke a quiet, intimate scene.
In a Rosemere winter visit, Payne Wilkinson and Lucy Freye become the center of a staged drama with costumes and a grand tableau. A backstage ghost story reveals Lucy’s imagined somnambulism and Payne’s growing affection, culminating in an engagement when the truth about the supposed haunting is exposed.
A digest of 19th century figures notes Chicago with 15 000 opium eaters versus St Louis 10000. It adds counts for racehorses, immigrants to Canada, coal discoveries near Presidio, and railway land cultivation. Also cites hogs through Chicago, silk industry wages, grape harvests in Bristol, and global rail density comparisons across continents.
Dietary guidance for fever and exhaustion emphasizes milk as primary in fever, with egg and lemon drink, meat broths, and milk-based teas. Oats and roasted grain teas aid diarrhea and cholera infantum, with chicken tea and tomato additions. Starchy thickeners advised cautiously. gluten and starch roles noted.
A garbled mix of quips and misprints from several newspapers critiquing society. Jests mention a crematory dairy misreadings and a five barreled revolver joke. The tone skewers folks and places Galveston Chicago Detroit and Boston with humorous mispunctuated lines.
A Delraye Press report recounts a Signal Corps observer at a tower half a mile from town enduring a public tirade over snow and weather conditions. The agitated man blasts the snow as excessive while the observer calmly answers questions and defends nature.
The Louisville Medical News editor argues distance and form use both eyes while direction uses one. He tests by having readers point at an object with eyes open, then close the left eye still aims correctly, but closing the right eye shifts pointing to the right if right handed. The outcome is consistent regardless of which hand is used.
Practical advice on baking cookies and milk rolls, poultry care with sticks in beds, and using carbolic acid solutions. It also covers seed germination in manure water, phrenological notes on seed soaking, making Spanish cream, and transplanting guidance for grapevines with pruning strategies.
The New York Herald outlines an outline map comparing U S area to European states. England equals New Brunswick and Germany fills space across multiple states. A Wareham man found windfall ice carrying about 400 bushels of oysters ashore after a southeast storm.
A Hartford concern manufactures an automatic station indicator for trains. A canvas roll displays stations in order under a printed hint The next station is A shrill whistle sounds at each change and the device runs by compressed air controlled by the engineer.
Mrs General Sherman and General Logan tout Durany's Rheumatic Remedy as effective for rheumatism. Hon John Cessna claims quick relief after three doses. The ad promises cures when other treatments fail and lists availability from dru gists plus a pamphlet offer. It also promotes Dr Igfac Thompsons Eye Water and Frazer Axle Grease.
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