A Lover's Answer Poem by Hilla Dietz
A lyrical poem praising a beloved as a summery, nature filled personification. The speaker equates her presence with spring, summer fruits, and dawn light, using rich imagery of birds, flowers, and seas. The piece reflects Romantic expressions from Scribner for March.
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Hilla Dietz
Scribner
Delia Rogerson Faces Riches From Boarders Then Finds Love
Delia Rogerson in Croftsborough Maine advertises summer boarders to save her family home. A harsh tenant, Mrs Clement, leaves Delia a surprising will revealing a fortune. Langdon returns from Melbourne, sparking a romance as Delia weighs wealth against old love.
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Delia
Eben
Dover
John
Baden-Baden
Three Kingdoms
Uncle John
John Rogerson
Gogp Boand
Staton
Delia Rogerson
Croftsborough
Maine
Mrs. Clement
Miss Gresome
Miss Rogerson
Australia
Stephen Langdon
Seymour
Melbourne
Stephen
Mother
Dheer
Mr. Wills
J. Delia Rogerson Clement
Ingot Mining Company
United States
Delia Roghrson
Steve Langdon
Steve
Squire Jones
Rogerson
Mary N. Prescott
Independent
Religious and Educational Developments Across Faiths
A digest of 19th century religious and educational notes: Baptist seminaries report 450 students. Rev Canon Barry calls for professional recognition of elementary school masters and mistresses. 130 Indians confirmed and 73 baptized by Bishop Hare. Lutheran Observer urges one tenth giving. Missouri reports better schools and higher attendance. Fisk University in Nashville shows growth with 331 students and many teaching in public schools. London Times cites Bishop’s workload. Freedmen's Aid Society receipts rise to 75060.76 with running costs 7.3 percent. Church of the Savior in Moscow to be consecrated on Aug 26 with domes and gilding details. large iron and bronze features, overall cost around 15.0 million.
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Baptist Theological Seminaries
United States
Canon Barry
London
Hare
Protestant Episcopal Church
Missouri
Friends of
Fisk University
Nashville
Tenn
Tennessee
London Times
Freedmen's Aid Society
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Church of the Savior
Moscow
Russia
Napoleon I
Corrupt Judge Pyne and the Waterpark Heifers Trial
Chief Justice Pyne of the King’s Bench famed for gifts influenced verdicts. He accepted twenty five heifers from Mr Weller before Cork Assizes and later, amid a cattle dispute with Mr Nongle, delivered a bold verdict for Mr Nongle. The judge checked Waterpark’s herd to find twenty five heifers grazing, proving a ruse.
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Buill
Nangle
Nanele
Pyne
King’s Bench
Blackwater
Munster
Waterpark
Weller
Nongle
Cork
Rathcormie
Bride River
Mr. Nangle
Rathcormac
Sir Richard Pyne
Curing of Meat A Practical Guide for Farmers and Packagers
A Country Gentleman correspondent explains clean barrels for salt pork and permits reuse of kerosene or molasses barrels if kept spotless. He describes a salt pork procedure, brine recipes for hams and bacon, and notes smoking adds little keeping power. He urges new barrels for salt pork and clearly labeled packages.
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Far West
Turk’s Island
Germantown
New Orleans
Gardening receipts and home hints from old papers
A collection of tips on detecting artificial butter and baking butternut pies, plus garden advice on seedling flowers, cattle stomach relief with charcoal, cold remedies, carriage tires, pot plant watering and fertilizing, rose care, pruning and soil enrichment from various sources.
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Haven
Lansing
N. Y. Herald
Burtington
Early Spring Vegetables and Gardening Techniques of the Era
Practical notes on starting vegetables early with shelter and frames, using walls or hedges for wind protection, hot-bed and cold-frame methods, and the benefits of sash coverings for asparagus radishes lettuce strawberries plus cautions on air and warmth management. Also short anecdotes from contemporary papers.
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Aes
Germantown
Pierce
Ledger of credit case and varied 19th century notes
A selection of historical notes discusses A T Stewart credit examinations via Lewis Tappan, then critiques state infrastructure as signs of civility, remarks on a Quaker-like hound, Hudson River ice harvest losses, ham storage advice, a Saarbrucken gas main decay, urban debris iron content, and various scientific and household tips including butter making and axle grease usage.
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A. T. Stewart
Lewis’'Lappan
Arthur Tecan & Co
Broadway
City Hall
Henry Sheldon
Stewart
Tappan
Jappan
Harper's Weekly
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John Burroughs
Hudson River
Kingston
New York
New England
Cincinnati Times
Saarbrucken
Signor Parmetti
Ontario
Tris
Frazer
Chicago
Eeaee & G
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Senate
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Ridges Pool
Woglrich & CO
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Fstey
Story &Camp
Tory d& Camp
State Street
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Grant
J. T. Headley
Hopsand ‘Bros
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China
Japan
National Publishing Co
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Cuthbert
Uhiwack
Florence
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Sharplesa
Minera G. P
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Cinderella
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BUC
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Woodbury
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Merican Company
Trenton
N. J
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Quney
Mich
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Bubligter
St Louis
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Havana
JM. Aguero
N.Y
Arbor
A. W. Guage
Chase
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C.C
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Great Western Gun Works
Pittsburgh
Stinson &Co
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Aevce
Rusk
Buffalo
East Rheim
van Schack
Stevenson & Go, Wholeaare Agents
Chicago, Ill
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Bright
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Rochester
PHSO
Milo B. Stevens & CO
Cleveland
Ohio
Chica
Tino
Milo KB. Stevens
Cleveland, Ohio