Happy Queenly Head and Heart of a Woman
Fragmentary verse lines describe a woman with a golden head and queenly presence. The narrator references her heart, happiness, and a reverie among pines beside a river, with attribution to William Watson.
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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1909
Page
7
Fragmentary verse lines describe a woman with a golden head and queenly presence. The narrator references her heart, happiness, and a reverie among pines beside a river, with attribution to William Watson.
A Norwegian widow and two children found aid after Quartermaster Olav Nassjo sacrificed his life. Sergeant Jack Dempsey saved him from the sea but Nassjo died, later inspiring Dempsey to support the family. Dempsey later married in Manila and settled in New York after military service.
The piece argues the Rif coast campaign is limited to protecting Spanish possessions under Tetuan treaties, not a war against Morocco as a state, while noting Spain's limited literacy and the public’s likely resistance to costly conflict. It reflects on Moorish history, European power dynamics, and enduring Christian Muslim frictions shaping the war’s reception.
Mexicos rurales or mounted police have nearly halted brigandage by enlisting former bandits. The force, fearless and expert in mountain terrain, rivals Canadas Northwest Mounted Police in bravery and effectiveness. Their life of danger appeals to many, contrasting with slow army soldiery.
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