WHEN YOULL REMEMBER ME BY MAMIE S. PADEN
A poem recounts a speaker recalling a first love in a moonlit memory. The lover’s farewell speech promises future remembrance as the speaker mourns the parting while memory lingers.
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Newspaper
Sumner Gazette
Location
Sumner, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1890
Page
1
Sis the Pretty Girl Wins a flawed Prince
Eva known as Sis, famed for beauty and sharp tongue, suffers ridicule in a small village until Wheelock the inventor-artist arrives. He taunts her openly, then softens, kisses her on a bridge, and reveals he has a wife and a son. He begs forgiveness, she accepts, and they wed with pride humbled by love.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sis
Mr. Harrison
Eva
Jess
Wheelock
Mr. Wheelock
Eyal
Meinms
Firth Bay
Prince Albert
Santa Cruz
Cupid
Potomac
Palisades
San Francisco
Two benevolent women aid a ragged street boy on Broadway
Two well dressed women in New York meet a hungry street boy at Thirty second Street. They give him quarters to buy coffee and a roll, offering comfort as they share a moment of compassion. The boy, living on the street, thanks them and continues on, hoping for a day's work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadway
Triangle
Thirty-second Street
New York Tribune
Thirty Second Street
Thenrchin
Sixth Avenue
Union Dime Saving Bank
Kate
Worth Gazelle
Faiiy
Ava
Harris Hughes
Iola
Auestion
Chele Saim
Dorntherames
Newark
Arentore Thanes
The aging Union Pacific car that bore Lincoln’s bier
A morning train passes the town drawing attention to an old passenger car used to convey workers to wrecks. The car, faded and unpainted, once carried the martyred President Abraham Lincoln’s remains from Washington to Springfield, a historic journey marked by collective grief and strong public emotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pacific
Union
Abe Lincoln
Washington
Springfield
Republic
Fort Lumpton
Long Life and the Farm Link to Longevity Across Nations
A study of longevity notes farmers make up a large share of older populations, with 46 1 percent of 1000 men surveyed being farmers and many centenarians from agricultural backgrounds in France. The piece compares city and country death rates, showing longer life expectancy in cities and countries, medical inquiries on height and weight related to longevity, and historical declines in death rates in Finland, Sweden, and London. It argues civilization has extended healthy lifespans and includes observations on horse conformation and behavior, plus a mention of Queen Helene’s cautious stance in Belgrade and political restraint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. M. Hiammond
France
M. Chevreuil
Paris
Humphrey
Finland
Pennsylvania
Uder
Sweden
London
Philadelphia Press
Lessons for the day and a street-side duel
A reminiscence recounts an English clergyman’s private examination by Bishop Charles Tendon Fait later Archbishop of Canterbury who jokes about not knowing the lesson. In Philadelphia a street show features an exiled Italian duke with a hand organ and a monkey biting a dog, drawing bets as the monkey triumphs before fleeing with its master.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fait
London
Canterbury
Jocko
Coers
Nickle
Jupe
Duke
Philadelphia Inquirer
Queen's Belgrade Letters Offer Aid and Assurance
A Pesth paper publishes late letters from the Queen to friends in Belgrade. She hopes Skaptschina will grant her income for good works, notes her private income suffices, and says she has given half her heart to the Serbian people. She travels with confidence to Belgrade despite General Gruitch's warning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belgrade
Skaptschina
Gruitch
Family Feud Between Skinner Branches Over Aunt Betsy
In a long established split between the Skinner and Emery-Skinner lines, a family meeting erupts over a revered aunt. An Emery-Skinner objections about her temper prompt a Skinner reply urging charity, noting Aunt Betsy’s temper may run in the family through her Emery Skinner grandfather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Skinner
Emery-Skinner Branch
John
Betsy
Emery Skinner
Cloak Finds Favor But Customer Seeks Better Price
A hesitant customer weighs a stylish cloak while the salesman notes six sales to hired girls since the day before yesterday. The customer replies the style is fine but asks to be shown something not much cheaper. The Chicago Tribune captures a brisk, shopfloor exchange over value and fashion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Tribune
Beautiful mother and other tales of women from De Witt Talmage
A long reminiscence honors a virtuous mother, praising her charitable life and Christian influence. The piece reflects on womanhood, marriage, and family duties through anecdotes and quotes from De Witt Talmage and periodical essays, contrasting early parenting with contemporary views.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somerville
New Jersey
Kingdom of Red
China
New York Harbor
Raritan
Pilgrin
de Witt Talmage
Ladies’ Home Journal
Schoolboy dread in arithmetic class humor piece
A humor filled collection of quips and sketches about daily life. It lampoons arithmetic class, postal boxes, and couple relations with playful lines and cartoonish rural banter, weaving in church burglary, divorce jokes, and a strangest infant with an elephantlike nose reported by a doctor.
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