Pumpkin Pie Temptation in the Kitchen Glow
A light verse from H.8 Keller extols a maiden baking pumpkin pies. The speaker imagines blissful moments beside the stove as the fair figure eyes him with a dainty, captivating glance.
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Newspaper
Wayne County Herald
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1883
Page
6
A light verse from H.8 Keller extols a maiden baking pumpkin pies. The speaker imagines blissful moments beside the stove as the fair figure eyes him with a dainty, captivating glance.
A foundling learns on her eighteenth birthday that her birth parents are alive after a long separation. She and her lover Jack grapple with his fear of ruining their engagement, only to discover he arranged to have her portrait painted as a birthday gift. A twist reunion confirms her true family and seals their future together.
Providence Press lists theatergoers of the season as a chorus of interruptions. A man drops programs from the balcony, a laugher’s partner leans on a shoulder, a rewatcher warns neighbors with foreknowledge, a head mover distracts, a coat removal interrupts drama, squeaky boots march frontward, loud laughter shakes stalls, and a baby’s loud presence completes the gallery of quirks.
Tose Quackenboss staggers along Austin avenue when Brother Whag dogdle Baxter encounters him and laments the narrow road. Mose jokes about following advice to walk in a det-hic-narrer, while a stray historical note about the De lof Connaught and Princess Thyra hints at a satire of royal missteps.
Weather signs from animal behavior and folk proverbs. cats, cows, cattle, rabbits, hogs, dogs, owls, roosters, and bears linked to rain, thaw, snow, or fair weather. Zuni Indians noted proverbs on thunder and lightning.
A farmer, father of five, has sixty bee colonies and one hundred twenty acres. His elder son, aged around sixteen, oversees the bees, extracting honey, introducing queens, and rearing queens with skill. The family sells all honey through a single grocery, with strong demand and good profits. American Agriculturist.
A fragmentary reflection cites Augusta Larnett and Dr Jouxk Hiatt on Protestan tism and belief. It notes a vast world population and argues that without God or faith, civilization would falter, presenting a provocative historical and philosophical musing.
Two elderly men debate bragging rights in a street tussle tale. A German and an American Yankee recount brutal brawls from California to New York with wild exaggeration, including a buffalo punch and a jaw removal, in a humorous backwoods debating scene.
A fragment presents Swift and Lemesles quips on public taxes and bravery. It juxtaposes emininent tax burden with calls for audacity and courage in society.
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