The Pale Young Man Meets a Poem Version in Browning’s Monthly
A fragment from Browning’s Monthly features a pale young man named Simeon Hobbs delivering a manuscript titled Tha Sirwn Voice of Love. The horse reporter mocks him, questioning the poem and the author’s credentials as the exchange humorously reveals a clash between pretension and literary merit.
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Coatstock
Geroma Algernon Gervais
Simeon Hobbs
Bey
Simeon Hobbes
Browning's Monthly
How He Know
Humorous snippets show a Briton and a foreman debating shortcuts, with a tale of wrong and right paths in a factory. Jokes about mothers page writers and a child misquoting the Lord’s help as “help those who helped themselves” frame a column of light items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack
Jock
Dur Nepeuty Tale Walk Right By Feller
Idle Ike is caught trying to earn a Brooklyn life. Lexy Loke-Hovw asks about recognition after Fur 6 percent not more.
The Pesedok’s Feet and Peacock Myths Debunked
In a discussion citing ancient sources and modern natural history, the article challenges the belief that the peacock’s feet are ugly or hidden. It notes birds’ feet are proportioned, and the impression of hiding feet arises from the bird’s tail and quick movements, not concealed anatomy.
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Seattle
St Louis Post-Dispatch
Warren
W. BR
The Criminal Foot in Historical View
A concise critique traces changing views on criminals from moralizing sermons to a modern claim that criminals are fools. It notes shifts from religious authorities to secular insight, with Cervantes and reforms cited, ending with Henry Holt’s assertion about courtroom observations of criminals as fools.
Amber Insects and Ancient Forests Unearthed in Amber Fossils
A Philadelphia Bulletin report discusses amber from ancient conifers, noting its unknown species of tree origin and climate. Dr. Rileus cites about 2,000 insect varieties preserved in amber, aiding study of a remote faunal era. Comparisons with modern flies reveal extinct traits, while Dr. ileb’s and Dr. Kies’s theories place amber in glacial transport to East Prussia and embedding in tertiary strata.
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Ativan
Nodas
Rileus
Koulinbers
Peri
Ileb
East Prussia
Kies
Water in Carnival Wine in Lima Example of Festive Rain Attack
A St Louis Globe Democrat piece recalls carnival time in Lima when rain from balconies became a sport across all social classes. Dippers showered passerby as revelers laughed, with women and men alike facing water floods without anger or resentment amid the festive uproar. The Maine wild lands note compares acreages and timber value, citing a lumberman’s 40 years in the business and the rising worth of spruce lands for pulp wood.
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South America
Lima
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Maine
Rhode Island
New Humpshire
Vermont
Aroostook
Franklin
Hancock
Oxford
Pe- Mebscot
Piscataquix
Seonesset
Washington
Innis
Eportmont
Lewinfam Journal
Worlds Carnival City Opens September For Gaiety
Louis Ofers and contingent present a long running Carnival City in St. Louis from September 5 to October 20 with added textures and the Missouri Exposition, Sousa's Band concerts, and the World’s Fair exhibits transplanted to the city. Royal processions, new stalls, and the Midway will be featured with visitors arriving via New Allen Station and promotions via Missouri Pacific and Iron Mountain routes. Also details on G A R meeting excursions via Lake Shore Route and Union Pacific, plus local ads and a pile of travel notes.
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St. Louis
United States
Sousa
Missouri
Cairo
Vienna
Royal Highness
New Allen
Missouri Pacific Railway
Iron Mountain
Tlc Townsend
Santa Fe Route Official Train to Pittsburg National Encampment
The Santa Fe announces an official train from Topeka depot at 2 pm Saturday September 5 to Pittsburg via Baltimore and Ohio route for the national encampment. The train includes Pullman sleepers free chair cars and coaches. Tickets on sale September 7 good to return by September 28 with stopovers allowed between Chicago and Pittsburg. Rowley Bros. Avent Southeast Corner Sixth and Kansas Ave invite all to join this cheap excursion and inquire for details.
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Topeka
Union Pacific
Pittsbore
AM. Fouven
Kansas Avenue
Sante Fe
Pittsoe Pa
Campbell Baan
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Pittsburg
A. Ko
Derimentot
Kanes
Sante
Pitteb
Saote Fe
Piteburg
Row1ier Bros. Avent
Southeast
Cor
Kauese
Mannas City
Hetura
Basta FE
Sanday
Santa Fe
Kansas City
Kaevses City Union Depot
Denver & Rio Grande Railroad
Colorado
Utah
New Moxee
Doutie Iy
Dover
San Francisco
Los Angeles
K. Hooves
Denver
Col
Rock Island Route Excursions and Health Ads in September
The Rock Island offers rail excursions via Topeka to Pittsburg with a private car for a women's relief group and various round trips priced for September. Also advertised are Santa Fe and Denver Rio Grande travel options, plus a Cure for coughs and laundry services.
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Lore Manufactory
Bingley
Dur
Nepeuty
Worlds Carnival City
Louis Ofers & Contingent
Holts
G. A.B
Lake Shore
Garfield
Cleveland
P. Humphrey
Main St
K. Wilber
Bass Agt
Chicago
Grand Army and Navy
Kocawormsst
Fitteburg
Asion
W. RK. Kennady
Whitneya
Kansas Avenues
Jourxat
Rock Island
Pittarz
Campbell
Erie
Woman’s Relief Corpa
Colorado Spriggs
Democratic League and
National Irrigation Congress
H. O. Ganver
Ketoura
Fo Depot
Kansas City Union Depot
Rowley Bros
Howley Bros
Eighth
American Steam Laundry
Wee
Webb & Harrm
Araggisia Bennett’s
Fiats
FOUNDRY AND _MACHIE WORKS
s@ Machine Works
R. L. Cofran
Has
Tf Toes
Jerroy
M. Woolger
Mer
Jagesos Otaret
Woolger, Mgr
Jackson St
Arthur Massez
West
Talsphone van Tore
Kansas
Ras and
Yostphone Bape
Eta Vice
St Joseph
Omaha
Peoria
ST. Paul
Minneapolis
Atlantic
New York
Philadelphia
Boston
Data Roters
D. O. Ives
Prescott & Co
de Witt
J. K. Jones
J. EK Jones
Kaoses City
Retara
Baca Fedepot
Trem
Kuve City
Upton Depot
J.K. Jones
Phillips
W. Eighthavenne
J. B Jones
Hiram Hulse
Serner
Potwin Price
Sss Sym
F. P. Bacon
Spreres Wrret-Stans
Liv ‘Stephens
Gilcerier
Jackson Street
Vrews
Joseph Marshall
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