Light in the head and the pull of love
Cleveland rider reflects on love altering judgments and sensibilities. The speaker notes mood shifts and confusion as a beloved changes perceptions of beauty, charm, and desire, likening emotions to a entangling golden net.
Polly's Story A Caring Doctor and a Quiet Courtship
At a birthday gathering Polly, a 75 year old blind woman, recalls meeting a handsome doctor who aided her during illness. He treats her free of charge, rekindling hope. After a month of care and rising feelings, Polly accepts his proposal and they marry, moving to Missouri to start a life together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polly
Tom Powell
Waood
Aleck’s
John
Morley Village
Johin
Carline
Caroline
Mel
Joe al Ley
Joe
Missouri
Joe's
Gar
Line
Lucy
Red
the Falls
Tam
Feedlin’s
Cold Day's Yarn Spurs Iceberg Tale From Cape Horn
A Cincinnati Enquirer note recounts a whaling voyage in 1853 off Cape Horn. The crew saw a blue clear ice field with a towering berg harboring a frozen ship, its masts protruding as it rose from the sea. The tale explains how whales become bergs and hints at a possible future emergence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Horn
New Bedford Harbor
Cape
Cincinnati Enquirer
Anthracite Survey Progress in Pennsylvania Coal Fields
The geological survey in Pennsylvania's anthracite regions enters its fourth year having explored one third of the fields. Of 170 square miles of lands originally containing 25,000,000,000 tons, 43,205,150 tons had been produced by November 1, 1884, about thirty square miles or 6 percent, leaving 24,400,000,000 tons remaining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tur Geological Survey
Pennsylvania
It Is Foolish To Make One's Self Miserable
A compact reflection on choosing happiness and avoiding needless self imposed sorrow. The idea urges practical cheer and measured restraint in response to life’s disappointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phila
Norrische
A Mosquito and Bears Feature in Wild Mountain Tales
A fragment from an old newspaper recounts a talking mosquito mocking a patient and a legendary hunter named Mountain Jim. It describes his encounter with bears, his brutal injuries, and a vivid tale of survival in Estes Park during early frontier days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim
Estes Park
Griffith Evans
Park
Fort Collins
Denver Tribune
Middle Park
Hot Sulphur Springs
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ali Co. Heraly
Wooster, Ohio
Cleveland
Morning Bird
Mull
Danny
Drrsroonan
Shel
Vale Aping
Telegraph
Fifth Avenue
New York
Statesman
United States
Brooklyn
Cory
Brooklyn Eagle
Deen
New York Maitland Express
Washoe County
Nevada
Colile
Chappie
Boston