Just Be Glad by James Whitcomb Riley
A short poem expresses resilience and hope amid stormy pain and sorrow. The speaker urges calm and comfort, suggesting solace comes from facing hardship together and finding steadiness in enduring together.
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Newspaper
Wilson Mirror
Location
Wilson, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1892
Page
6
A short poem expresses resilience and hope amid stormy pain and sorrow. The speaker urges calm and comfort, suggesting solace comes from facing hardship together and finding steadiness in enduring together.
A narrator recalls a Maltese cross diamond coral scarf pin tied to a Nihilist plot. On the Circassienne voyage to London, Charteris fears the pin marks him as a target. He is murdered by a knife in his cabin, the pin used as a badge and clue in a deadly conspiracy.
The writer credits Gustav as the prime perpetrator of the murder and notes his subsequent capture or legal payback. It mentions Rev Erastus Leich and steerage passengers escaping prosecution, while Mrs Charteris is alive as a widow. References to Pataroff business in Acclaire and limited details surround the case.
The article advises washing cane furniture with soapy water and air drying to restore firmness if not broken. It then recommends bird’s eye linen wash cloths for faces, describing twelve attractive, hand-finished cloths quarter yard squares with narrow hems and embroidered initials.
Two Alexandria men Jim Chilcote and Isaac Swope hunted on Short and Tussey Mountains near Loopt peak. They killed two large catamounts after a fierce fight that left Chilcote and Swope injured. A litter of six newborn kittens was found in the den.
In the Street of Candles devout worshipers carry pure beeswax candles to a shrine during a feria in Mexico. Booths line the street selling elaborately shaped candles, contributing to parish priest income. Candles are kept for reuse after ceremonies, maximizing wax economy and church revenues.
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