If I had known you a temple of praise and love
Poem fragment recalling youth and passion with imagined sacred devotion. The speaker laments lost love and contemplates eternal devotion and prophetic poetic identity.
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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1894
Page
4
Poem fragment recalling youth and passion with imagined sacred devotion. The speaker laments lost love and contemplates eternal devotion and prophetic poetic identity.
The New York Post reports a sharp shift of workers to German cities, Berlin's population rising nearly 200 percent over 25 years while country farms lose labor. German farmers face depression despite protective duties, with farmhouses and gardens advertised for tiny sums as land loses value.
The San Francisco Argonaut recounts wave force showing how storms tore a well from Bishop’s Dock and shattered Wick Harbor breakwater blocks weighing up to two thousand tons. It notes engineers once trusted the barrier to endure the ocean but large sections were swept away in October and waves moved massive blocks across the harbor.
A vivid description highlights a young lady with ruby lips pearly teeth and rosy cheeks, noting her mouth full of hot potete in a vivid Victorian style excerpt from London Tit-Bits.
Miss Louise Alexander of New York city works as a store detective in a dry goods shop during the holidays. She captured nine alleged thieves in one week, with two suspects named Richard Johnson and Frances Kline. Johnson was jailed five months after rings were recovered. Alexander claims to rely on facial reading over tips.
A physician recounts dying and leaving his body seeing his wife and sister weep. He wanders beyond a boundary warning others he cannot return if he goes too far yet feels drawn back by a thin connection to his physical form. He regains consciousness back in his bed with family around.
A Mush Street resident reports his black cat Nig develops a peculiar fondness for produce. He notes Nig favored green peas and would steal remaining vegetables after meals, resisting string beans, cauliflower, parsnips, and corn. He even eats many sliced potatoes, avoiding hard skins.
Rose Mallory faces social pressure at the wheat ranch as Mrs Randolph and the major clash over the plan to engage Tom Bent while the house endures an earthquake. Adele’s bold interruption deepens the conflict, and Rose seeks sympathy away from prying eyes during a tense night.
Bangor News reports on George A. Jordan, a sailor from Buicksport, whose life of overboard plunges, near drownings, fights, and wrecks has earned him local fame. He survived countless harrowing incidents aboard multiple vessels and vows more adventures after a recent near-escape at Rockland.
A 19th century style dispatch notes a surge of crooks moving from the Balkans toward Western capitals including Vienna Berlin Paris London and New York. The piece cites Balkan and Russian gang activity, with criminals permeating international pickpocket rings and outranking former English and American specialists.
The piece promotes Hostetter's Stimacho Bitters and other patent remedies for malaria and related ailments, warning against quinine and touting tonics for dyspepsia biliousness constipation and kidney complaints. It references endorsements from Henry Thorne of the Y M A and mentions Hat's Catarrhal Cure and other medical products, with assorted advertisements and testimonials.
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