Sweet Sixteen Echoes in a Lady's Love
A lyrical meditation on youthful sweetness and lasting affection. The speaker recalls a first love, contrasting it with later years and lost chances, praising the charm and memories of a Sweet Sixteen moment.
07 Jul 1868
Page 1
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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1868
Page
1
A lyrical meditation on youthful sweetness and lasting affection. The speaker recalls a first love, contrasting it with later years and lost chances, praising the charm and memories of a Sweet Sixteen moment.
In a small townHarry Grover pursues Ariel Browne while dodging a misdirected letter. Miss Experience Browne reads a flattering note from Grover and a sharper reply from a rival, prompting a dramatic reveal. A mix up of envelopes leads to a heartfelt apology and a joyous union.
A Southern Cultivator correspondent notes that timber cut in July and August remains sound despite long exposure, while timber cut after leaf fall rots in the heart. The report cites Lot No. 1 from 1860 for cabin logs, No. 2 from 1860 for gin-house timber, and No. 3 from 1861 with varying exposure, concluding July August cutting yields best durability.
A cargo of Africans landed in Cuba. Twenty three lives were lost on the bark Istria off Hatteras. The nine hour system was allowed to journeymen stonecutters in Philadelphia. There were three hundred and ninety two deaths in New York and one hundred fifty in Brooklyn last week. The Montreal Herald doubts U S will permit serious Ionian movement. Isabel de Camp killed herself in Newark by arsenic. An unknown old man was murdered near Buffalo and his body left on a railroad. All distilleries in New York’s Eighth District closed by order from Washington. Alfred B Street resigns as State Library librarian. Samuel Griswold appointed successor. The New York World urges the Democratic National Convention to adopt the Republican platform of 1856. The New Union backs Sanford E Church for Vice President. the Detroit Post says Michigan Democrats oppose a church ticket. Democratic papers debate currency and national finances, contrasting Chase and Pendleton. Milligan, leader of the Indiana Sons of Liberty, sues Gov Morton and others after a treason conviction and escape, unable to secure a lawyer in Indiana.
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