Ruskin and Millais Matrimonial History Told by London Correspondent
The London Chronicle recounts Ruskin's arranged courtship and marriage to a socially cultured woman, her blessing of a platonic union, and the later affair with Millais's wife. Ruskin splits devotion between art and marriage, gently guiding the couple toward happiness. Millais's portrait of Mrs Ruskin, The Enguerrat Lovers, is linked to the story’s reception.
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San Francisco Chronicle
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Hosman
Hunt
Charles Collins
Dante
Russell
Mrs. Ruskin
Asree
When a Girl Changes from Alice to Johnny in Love
A nostalgic poem of first love where a boy laments changing feelings for a girl named Alice who now calls him Johnny. He contrasts his affection with a prior joke about Gyp and a beloved pony, describing the girl as dark-eyed and bonny, yet he becomes speechless and bashful in her presence. He wishes for her to blush and falter, as his heart shifts from teasing to deep affection. The poem ends on a note that love has altered him and his longing remains.
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Oston Post
U S Alumni Reunion Celebrates Union School Class At M Church
The Union School Alumni Association gathered Friday evening the 27th at the M Church. Members wore color coded badges T U S A with class dates. Addresses poems and songs by Fanny B McClintock Lizzie Courson Pelham Hague and others highlighted the event. Principal Arnold delivered a strong address on study plans for graduates.
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Our
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Oil City
Frank G. Coltman
Lizzie Courson
Pelham Hague
Mary Monks
Nettie Kemble
Fred
B. Monks
Allegheny College
Meadville
Monke
Carrie Brown
F. B. Osborn
Hattie Clark
Hattie
Thas
Arnold
The Fatal Flood and a Widow’s Quiet Resolve
In Marlpus a storm floods the town and drowns Mrs Layton, as Alice and George Ashbury bear the cost of jealousy and deceit. The tragedy forces reconciliation between lovers, ending with a silent pledge to bury the misdeeds behind them and face the loss together.
What Will Stop Murder After Cox Execution
An editor reflects on executing Bennett, Mrs. Smith, and Cox and asks if murders will cease. The piece questions whether hanging culprits reduces crime, notes clergy approval and Christian teaching, and ponders Cox’s remorse and religiosity as explanations. The column cites a New York bulletin.
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Fragmented Old Manuscripts and Odd Agricultural Oddities
A collection of anecdotes begins with reflections on human honesty and wealth, followed by a California ranch tale about William T. Birch and a strange oats-corn graft found near Redwood City. The piece cites the State Agricultural Society and notes the curious plant’s fate, then moves to a moral about mocking misfortune and a tavern tale involving Henry Clay, ending with a local ad for Jackson's Beat Sweet Navy Tobacco at D M Gross & Bro.
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Redwood City
California
The Baby's Adventure Told by Himself
A two year old recounts mischief in the nursery and a daring escape to a blue river-like vision. He recalls inhaling fear, a brave dog named Tony rescuing him, and adults praising his curious mind while he plans further capers. Sunday Magazine.
Questioning Readers on Dyspepsia Cure August Flower
An advertisement claims Green's August Flower treats dyspepsia liver complaint and indigestion. It asserts 2,400,000 bottles used in the U S and offers sample bottles for ten cents and regular sizes for 76 cents. The ad labels the remedy as a positive cure and notes broad druggist distribution.
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American Competition Harms English Farm Profits
The Agricultural Gazette argues American competition is Britain’s nightmare for farming as imports erode bacon, cheese, butter, meat, fruit, and livestock markets. It contends English producers must modernize, abandon old methods, cut middlemen, and learn from American ingenuity rather than retreat in despair.
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Ewing Delivers Strong Ohio Governor Campaign Speech
General Ewing, Ohio Democratic gubernatorial candidate, spoke in Columbus amid a party consultation, defending the platform while framing the 1850 political battle. He rebutted Republican power and finance policies, warned of federal interference, and urged a calm, patriotic appeal to voters about change and constitutional government.
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