Morning Echoes Across A Strange Landscape
A whimsical fragment asks if morning exists and questions day and dawn. The speaker ponders mountains, brightness, sound, and a pilgrim seeking a place called morning. Names Emily Dickinson and Nicholas appear amid playful, surreal imagery.
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Emily Dickingos
Nicholas
Gusher Alchemy and a Moonlit Oil Wedding Tale
In the oil belt tale, Greasy Joe woos Vroni Rabenholtz while Dry Hole Tim’s lease goes awry. A Sunday signing sinks Tim’s bid, Vroni and Joe wed, and the gusher finally crowns their luck in Butler.
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Osman Rabenholtz
Veronika
Wront
Joe
Vront
Rabenholtzes
Vroni
Frau Rabenholtz
Butler
Vasa
Tim
Butler Way
Jos
Doc Stewart
Rabenboltz Farm
Dry Hole
Bhut
Greasy Joe
Doc
Rabenholtz
Squire Schaffhouser
Boser
Natalie Schaffhouser
Theoll
Old Rabenholtz
Rem
Peunsylvania
Vronui
Ralendar
Rabenbolts
Veronica Rabenholtz
Max de Lipman
Pittsburg Bulletin
Wedded Troubles on Smoky Run Mingle Baptists and Meffodists
Aunt Salomy narrates a village wedding dispute between Dolly and Tom Dodson as Meffodist and Baptist lines clash. Deacon Smallin pressures against the union while Old Dodson pushes for a consent at Eleazar meeting house. In a tense scene Squire Duggan arranges a license, and the crowd awaits the ceremony amid church rivalries.
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Salomy
Smoky Run
Wal
Tom
Dolly
Parton Kimbra
Eleazar
Tom Dodson
Dodson
Old Dodson
Squire Duggans
Miss Proctor
Eleazyr
Squire
Squire Duggan
Kimbro
Parson
Yander
Smailin
Parton Kimbro
Corker
Deacon
Ferginny
House of God
Brother Corker
Duggan
Tom Sod Dolly
Echidio
Lucy
Oxfordshire Song Verse Amid Spring Imagery
The poem paints a pastoral scene with springtime images in Oxfordshire. It features references to the beech tree, green fields, leaves, primroses, and sheep pastures. It evokes seasonal renewal through nature and rural life with occasional archaic diction. The piece closes with poet Louise Imogene Gwinn expressing return to labor and song as pastors pass.
A Possum Trot Wedding and a Haunted License
In a rural scene narrated by Miss Proctor, Squire Duggan announces a wedding license for Tom and Dolly, quelling hecklers with authority. The ceremony follows with family feuds and a rambunctious community response, ending in a large family with twins named after their grandfathers.
Inventor of the microbe named by Paris professor
The article recalls Charles Sedillot proposing the term microbe in 1878 during a Paris Academy of Science lecture. It notes Sedillot, aided by Littre, used and popularized the word to describe living germs, superseding many older terms, with Pasteur attending and contributing to its adoption.
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Academy of Science
Paris
Charlies Sediliot
Strasburg
Section of
Medicine
M. Pasteur
Littre
Sedillot
Cmsar
Cwaar
Charles Sedillot
Landlord Role Proves No Trouble for Veteran Actor
Theatrical manager Charlie Frohman sought a suitable actor for The Lady of Lyons. He asked a veteran performer if he could do the landlord, and the actor replied with pride that he has played landlords all over the country and would not fail.
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Charlie Frohman
Bill
Journal
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