Curfew and Night Hymn of Restful Year End
A reflective verse recalling curfew lights and the year’s tasks completed. It speaks of resting after a hard life’s fight, trusting in God’s care as days and nights pass.
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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1898
Page
3
Romance of Reading Room Friends Ends in Christmas Wedding
A stout Englishman and a beardless Dane form a nightly bond at Cooper Union. The Dane recounts a sad tale of lost Swedish love in Copenhagen and New York. The Englishman secretly advertisements seek the woman. Christmas dinner leads to their union in Copenhagen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooper Union
Cooper Institute
Vienna
Second Avenue
Copenhagen
Turgeneff
Europe
America
New York
Chicago
Fate
Tantalus
Myself
Miniature Cotton Mill Tombstone in Fall River Cemetery
A New York Times report describes F. H. Stafford’s 1892 memorial in Oak Grove Cemetery Fall River Mass a three story stone miniature cotton mill with six windows per tier and a central front door drilled keyholes to mirror real factories. From its hilltop spur it overlooks dozens of city mills and chimneys including the Stafford Mills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Grove
Fall River
Mass
F. H. Stafford
Stanord Mills
Stafford
New York Times
Paper windows offer milky glass like panes for greenhouses
Paper panes mimic milky glass and intercept light while letting heat rays pass. Inventors claim the improvised glass is cheap and long lasting, suitable for greenhouse glazing.
Captain's kindness transforms a rebellious soldier
Orville H. Stewart relays a Civil War tale from the Chicago Times Herald about a quarrelsome, disobedient soldier in the Army of the Potomac who ends up under the captain's private counsel. The captain offers trust and friendship, and the man vows to reform, becoming a model soldier through compassion and guidance. The narrative links mercy in war to Christian forgiveness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ompany
Army of the Potomac
God
Orville H. Stewart
Chicago Times- Herald
Moody War Story and Lincoln’s Compassionate Intervention
The piece recounts Moody in Cincinnati telling of a condemned Civil War soldier saved by a country girl who appealed to President Lincoln. It also presents Horace Porter's anecdote of Grant era riding, comparing horses and a comic swap on a Petersburg march, highlighting General Grant’s riding skill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Moody
Vangelist
Moody
Cincinnati
Lincoln
Vermont
Abraham Lincoln
White House
Sentinel
Horace Porter
Grant
Petersburg
Cith Point
Jeff Davis
Jeff
West Point
Yankee Slave Tale and Civil War Reminiscences Disturb Missouri Visitors
Missouri readers resume tales from the Nashville reunion with Frank James sharing new war stories. A survivor recounts Mrs. McGavock at Franklin, her hospital, and a daring order for a live Yankee, contrasted with a lecture on camphor tree cultivation and distillation methods from Formosa to California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Tenn
Frank James
Laclede
Franklin
Quantrell
McGavock
Alabama
St. Louis Republic
Madagascar
Buenos Aires
Egypt
Canary Islands
France
San Joaquin Valley
California
Tokio
Formosa
Fukien
Japan
Ambulance dogs trained for battlefield aid near Cologne
In Lebensch near Cologne a battalion of Scotch rescue dogs is trained for ambulance service. Each dog bears a saddle with first aid supplies and brandy, wears a red cross mark, and carries a lantern for night calls. The trainer plans a full pack for this year following past usefulness in maneuvers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebensch
Cologne
Eel Skin Factory: Odd London Bridge Workshop Produces Leatherlike Strips
A peculiar factory near London Bridge turns eel skins into pliable leather like material used for whip lashes and harness laces. Workers transform the gelatinous skins through complex processes into durable covers for handles and other leather goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Bridge
No Sermon In Gloucester Parish This Sunday
A Gloucester village clergyman cannot preach as he must officiate elsewhere. The clerk rings the bell and the congregation learns the minister has gone fishing with another parson. An Indianapolis note adds the odd tale as a joke about earning cash in Korea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucestershire
Alon
Indianapolis
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