Every year the shores shift and sorrows rise
A quatrain attributed to Albert Pike, printed in the Washington Post, laments yearly sorrow and aging. It notes new cares, darker morrows, disappearing friends, lingering memories, and growing loneliness as life’s shores shift. The poem contrasts fading earthly hold with a brighter dawn and a nearer true life.
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Earth
Albert Pike
Washington Post
Keeping Company Ends In Tragedy At Mill Town
Rachel Swann and Jim Sumner, a mill pairing, seem set for a bright future until secret bookmaking and overlooker pressure unravel their hopes. Jim is blamed for a missing small check, loses his job, and travels away after a harsh dismissal. Rachel, crushed by poverty and strain, contemplates despair until a rescue by Jim prevents tragedy. The crisis exposes misdeeds by Jabez Smethurst and the overlooker, leading to Jim’s reinstatement and a New Year wedding despite hardship.
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Rachel Swann
Methodist Sunday School
James, Sumner
Messrs. Peel’s Mill
Rachel
Jabez
Smethurst
Jim
Brimley Brothers
Peel
Peel & Co
Hia Chapel
Archangel
E Station
Jabez Smethurst
James
Bromley's
Bromley
London
Ring in the New Year Bells and Women in Berlin
The piece muses on New Year chimes as a moral and emotional balm through memory of the old year and hope for the new. It cites Charles Lamb and Alfred Lord Tennyson while noting Chicago Standard perspectives. It ends by reporting that at the Berlin University women are not yet admitted to examinations or lectures, with limited rights for female students.
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Jim Sumner
Charles Lamb
Ebegin
Tennyson
Chicago Standard
Berlin
Berlin University
The Secret of Fine Trimming in Workrooms
A detailed look at trimming production describes women who distribute materials to workers in their own homes and take responsibility for large finished outputs. Precision and absolute accuracy in pattern and stitching are essential, with dealers rejecting even tiny deviations.
Absent Minded Professor Learns a Lesson in Focus
Detroit Free Press recounts a tale of a professor famed for mental abstraction who, forgetting practical details, hires a reckless carriage ride to a western village lecture. He races through streets, shouting orders as chaos erupts around him until a janitorial miscue reveals he has no idea of the destination.
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Detroit
Stuffed Potatoes Bake and Broil Instructions
A recipe outlines baking six medium potatoes in a moderate oven for about an hour. Scoop, mash with butter milk salt and pepper, fold in egg whites, refill shells, brush yolk on top, and bake briefly until light and browned.
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