Far Blue Hills Poem Fragment From The Critic
Fragments of a poem describe the hills as vast and serene under imperial sky. The speaker longs to soar with a spirit and forget earthly ties, hearing wind and light as a guiding force beyond ground.
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Newspaper
Wilson Mirror
Location
Wilson, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1894
Page
7
Fragments of a poem describe the hills as vast and serene under imperial sky. The speaker longs to soar with a spirit and forget earthly ties, hearing wind and light as a guiding force beyond ground.
A distressed Rumy Battles plans a proper vacation after years of care for others. In Cherryfield Junction she meets a fellow traveler, a former friend, and offers hospitality while both reflect on pasts, busyness, and the chance for rest.
A New York Advertiser piece challenges famed historic attributions and myths. It counters ideas about Romulus Wellington George Washington Pocahontas Seneca Cesar Richard III and Cambronne, labeling many as fabrications or misattributions by scholars and observers.
The straw stove uses a two foot diameter drum over four feet tall made of sheet iron with a removable top and a draught hole at the bottom. Fill with straw or hay and light at the top to burn about six hours, enabling owners to dispense with purchased fuel in plentiful hay areas. The device is simple for a tinsmith to construct and is praised as a Godsend by the Seattle Post Intelligencer. Almost five eighths of the world’s steamers fly the British flag.
A short column notes several individuals suffering sprains from falls and stairs. George W. Lord of Olanta Pa reports a four week back sprain cured by St Jacobs Oil. G Rowler of Omaha Neb says a fall from his engine left him with a bad sprain cured by St Jacobs Oil. The piece ends with a moral about wealth and poverty.
The ad promotes Salter's Extra Grass Mixtures with over fifty grass and clover types. It claims Alsike and Crimson Clover varieties, Alfalfa as a top fertilizer, and promises a comprehensive farm seed catalogue from La Crosse Wisconsin after mailing an instream request. It also notes eye-water for sore eyes sold by druggists.
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