Joy and Sorrow in an Imagined Dreamscape
Fragmentary verse portrays a nameless narrator reflecting on youth and aging. The spoken image shifts from chimes and silver halls to autumn winds and timeless sorrow, weaving a somber meditation on beauty, fate, and sleep.
The Dower House and a Lost Love Returned
A diary style narrative recalls a high society wedding in Dawlish, the vanished fiancé Gilbert Tresillian, his return after years as a prisoner, and the surprise reunion at the family home. Lettie and Mary recall the romance and the Christmas union with Jack, as Tre-sillian reveals his fate and love enduring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Park Co
Vromer -Moutner
Lettie
France
Dawish
Devonshire
Cilbert Trestilian
Cnibert
Wresilian
Dawlish
West Country
Red Lion
Dawist
Nile
Gilbert Tresillian
Aunt Lettie
Isin Cromer
Guilbert Tresillian
Jack
John
Sir John
Tam
Presillian
Mediterranean
England
Switzerland
Paris
Miss Ireherne
London
Vendarves
Letitia Miss Vreheruv
Mr. Tresillian
Toor
Mr. Tre
Sillian
Mothe
Gilbert
Mary
Mother
Endarves
Lighting New York Harbor Buoys Shine At Night
Spar buoys along the Gedney channel of New York harbor now glow with electric light. A Sandy Hook generating station supplies current, with two miles of seven strand copper cable delivering 150 volts. Gedney channel buoys use 100 candle power lamps on top, protected by bell-glass globes, each buoy weighing about 590 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Harbor
Sandy Hook
Gedney Channel
New York
How She Managed by Woodby Witte
The Washington Star quotes a remark about a woman who “always watches you” and laughs at the right moments. The anecdote centers on her knack for timing and amusement as described by a source on social wit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asid Woodby Witte
Washington Star
Yakamik the Sacred Trumpeter Bird Keeper of South America
A detailed natural history of the yakamik a South American crane like bird from Venezuela and British Guiana. It travels in flocks defends and protects domestic animals guides ducks and poultry and returns home at night. It shows affection through extravagant gestures and follows its master’s voice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diéns
Psophia Crepitans
South America
Amazon River
Venezuela
British Guiana
Schomburgk
Mike
Pike County the Biggest State in the Union Story
The article traces Pike County Missouri from 1819 its creation by the Territorial Legislature to early boundary disputes with St Charles and Upper Louisiana. It notes the dramatic claim that Pike was so large it would be the biggest state and recalls a reforming refrain from a misquoted legislators seat exclamation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pike
Missouri
Sisterhood of States
Louisiana
Shaw &Coldwell
Neni 7
Pike County
St. Charles County
Mississippi
Upper
Spar
Rocky Mountains
France
Oregon
Washington
United States
Spain
Pacific Ocean
Union
St Louis
Pearls of Thought and Witty Aphorisms Collection
A compilation of quoted maxims from diverse thinkers. It features reflections on life, truth, humor, generosity, and philosophy attributed to figures such as South, Richter, Haliburton, Hogg, La Mierce, Lavater, Coleridge, Shakespeare, Bacon, Croly, Elizabeth I, Jobson, and Voltaire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haliburton
Rosea
Aot Bros A
Queen Elizabeth
A Sedentary Hen
A humorous vignette by Bull Nye describes a hen that becomes muddy and taciturn then preoccupied and hypochondriac. The bird sits under currant bushes and appears feverish as the narrator gently removes a hot croquet ball she has been hatch breeding into a hotel mindset.
The Cheapest Restaurant Feeds Poor on One Cent Meals
A rerman runs a tiny Oliver Street shop near Chatham Square offering coffee, pea soup, and four bread slices for one cent. He serves about 1,000 meals daily, rents are donated by Mariners Temple, he pays two eb for rent, a $2 weekly wage to a helper, and nets about 25 dollars weekly to donate to the temple. Bread is largely donated by bakeries with surplus crust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lig
New York Mail
Esprese
Rose of Abyssinian Warriors in Menelek Sketch
An 19th century New York Press description details Menelek’s Abyssinian warriors using tree stumps as decoys.Troops cut seven foot stumps burn the nearby brush to create lookalike figures for confusing Italian riflemen. The tactic aims to mislead foes and waste enemy cartridges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Menelek
Abyssinie
New York Press
Ducks Crown an Eagle On Potomac River Bird Drama
An American Field writer recounts a dramatic Potomac River incident where a flock of crow ducks outmaneuvered an eagle. The narrative notes the crow ducks’ other names and their Florida to Potomac habitats, with observations on their wary nature and occasional tameness near protected areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potomar
Waller
Cleveland
Florida
Titusville
Fls
Frank M. Chapmen
North America
Potomac River
Also Mentioned on This Page
Silver
Hells
Mery
Golubacs
Servia
Hungary
Shepherd Bird
Amazon
Popular Science News
State of
Richter
Toommmnacy
Obama
Carlyle
Hogg
Lavater
Jobson
Voltaire