Poem Fragment: Elouise and Isle in Bloom
The piece presents Owen St Clair’s reflective verse on wandering thoughts and life as a sea. It mentions Elouise, a plain, gloom, and a radiant isle, with Virtue seen atop a tomb as a symbolic image.
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28 Oct 1875
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Wakarusa Weekly Sun in Wakarusa, Indiana
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Newspaper
Wakarusa Weekly Sun
Location
Wakarusa, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1875
Page
1
Extremes of Weather in Arizona Winter
In a Detroit Free Press piece a tale recalls an Arizona winter described as an open winter where coffee froze on the stove and butter was split with a maul. The story recounts freezing livestock and makeshift shelter for horses and cattle, with mention of a visitor from St fate examining Central Station court reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bijah
Arizona
Istc
Tie
Uve
St.fate
Central Station
Old Man Speaks of Snow and a Colorado Lion Hunt
A damaged narrative recalls an old man recalling a California winter and a canyon trek near Detroit. Irving, a hunter, shoots a mountain lion to protect his pony, then exhibits the lion’s hide and head at Colorado Springs. The pony is slated for sale in a Constable sale.
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California
Los Abedls County
Sean
Wes
Bijah
Val
Destroit
Illinois
Dewit
Hunters Tale of Capturing a Mountain Pony
Irving, a hunter and deputy constable, came from Colorado Springs to the mountains to capture a pony belonging to an absent citizen. He tracked the pony for three days, using a mule and lariat, then treed the animal in a rocky canyon and conducted a two mile pursuit on foot before securing it. He also encountered a herd of bison and elk during the hunt.
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Irving
Hon
Winchester
Colorado Springs
Trving
Pike’s Peak
Why She Stopped Her Paper A Poor Woman’s Stand
A reader recounts a confrontation over stopping her newspaper after she found it dismissive of poor people. The incident ends with her removing her name from the list and condemning the paper’s attitude toward poverty. The column also single quotes from various short items and notices in the paper.
How a Boy Becomes a Man in Daily Habits
From the Family Journal Boys Read This stresses character growth as a daily process. It links punctual mornings, fulfilled duties, and empathy for others to reliability, conscientiousness, and eventual adulthood, warning that neglect leads to poor, ungentlemanly conduct.
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