The Heart and the Song by Philadelphia Tifoes
A lyric poem about placing the heart in a summer song and its journey across the sea. The speaker finds the song again in the heart of a lover who cherishes him, referencing the Philadelphia Tifoes.
Wilson Mirror in Wilson, North Carolina
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Newspaper
Wilson Mirror
Location
Wilson, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1889
Page
6
I love you John Brownlow the storm brought us
In a tale set around Silver Brooks a young woman recalls meeting Dr John Brownlow during a thunderstorm after risking a midnight outing. Their bond grows through illness, longing, and misgivings before a sudden confession and a quiet marriage.
Aeronaut Van Tassel Eaten by Sharks in Honolulu
A well known American balloonist Van Tassel died in Honolulu after his balloon rose and was blown seaward. He fell into the sea near the starting point and was eaten by sharks. The king's birthday celebration included a parachute leap by Van Tassel. He was about 40, left a wife, no children, and had lived in San Francisco and Oregon.
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van Tassel
United States
Honolulu
San Francisco
America
Old Lady's Duck on Chicago Street Car Causes Merriment
A humorous Chicago street car scene features a woman with a live duck in a brown paper package boarding a car. A young man reading with a pistol on his lap evokes laughter as the duck peers around and nearly causes chaos. A conductor and passengers question if a duck is allowed on street cars and the man laments the need to see an old woman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. John
Autumn
Silver Brooks
Percy
Perey
John
Tom Woods
Tom
Ming
Chicago
Ofis
tIp Pascos
Substitute for the Silk Theorizes New Silk Weaving Method
A fragmentary report describes experiments by a French savant on producing silk through mechanical and chemical processes. It mentions silkworm drapery, micro mills, and a method yielding fibers tied to a weight standard, with references to turbidity and acids.
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R. John
Mother
Sid He
John Brownlow
Mrs. Brownlow
Tam
Dr. Brownlow
Smehow
Dr. John Brownlow
Mather
Baade
Créige
Dr. Joln
Gerkins
Ceed
Plase
Dre Jehu
Oranno
Oregon
Aly
Desu Og
Ewi Ee
Ames
M. Ae
Eee
Samrat
Elie
Aireai
Neal
Loring
Lata
Witie
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