Mourning Mother Watches Coffin In Silent Grief
A mother weeps beside her child's coffin in quiet sorrow. She clings to a dream of waking her baby and recalls the last kiss as anguish consumes her. Poem by E Munkitrick.
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Newspaper
Plainfield Courier
Location
Plainfield, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1891
Page
3
A mother weeps beside her child's coffin in quiet sorrow. She clings to a dream of waking her baby and recalls the last kiss as anguish consumes her. Poem by E Munkitrick.
In a London cottage a widow Mrs Hutton awaits Uncle El A- from India while a shabby Uncle El B- arrives from Australia bringing mixed fortunes. A comedy of mistaken identity unfolds as Nell bonds with the real Uncle El B- and the two uncles swap roles, ending in a extravagant household mix and reconciled clan dynamics.
Theodore Seelmann recounts African beer customs from Hottentots to Wasoga and Niam Niam, detailing brewing methods, alcohol content, and social roles. He notes vast beer intake in Wahokomo season, Monbuttu Queen Neuzima, and the cannibalistic Niam Niam brew aged in corn malt.
In a lively exchange the talk turns to longevity. A speaker notes his grandfather died at ninety four, another cites a grandmother who reached one hundred three, and Gus De Smith adds that several in his family are still alive.
Brooklyn Life reports rich deposits of meerschaum discovered in New Mexico. The note accompanies a light quote about marriage pressure from Penelope and Perdita in Infinitely Worse.
Fragmentary OCR notes recount the Ko l noor crown jewels origin and transfer history from India to British hands via Maharajas and governors. It mentions the diamond’s carat changes, references Sikh mutiny era events, and links to Victoria era possession and Orleans.
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