Three Kisses Purest Gift From a Mother to Child
A nostalgic verse about a mother's kiss described as the purest kindness bestowed on a newborn. The poem emphasizes tenderness and the rite of meeting the world with gentle affection.
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Newspaper
Wilson Mirror
Location
Wilson, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1892
Page
6
A nostalgic verse about a mother's kiss described as the purest kindness bestowed on a newborn. The poem emphasizes tenderness and the rite of meeting the world with gentle affection.
A young narrator recalls her vivid childhood at her grandmother's Elms home. Aunt Washington, Henry Lytle, and a staged wedding figure in a drama of family power, love, and a brave ride to fetch a lost relative. The episode ends with Aunt Washington’s return and a grand celebration.
Juan Gareis, a wealthy Mexican mine prospector aboard the Nora Harkins Harkins, describes a fabulous meerschaum mine near Basarjo Bay in Lower California. He claims the quartz carries gold and copper with free gold and silver, requiring no blasting or mills to extract.
An enc wre convict in the south fearing for his fruit slips from the end of a flat car as a coupling strikes. He is crushed and pinned but, with convicts lifting the engine, the massive weight is moved and he survives, asking with relief for his oranges.
An article from the New York Herald lists sources for inks and pigments. It mentions cochineal insects yielding carmine and crimson, ivory and bone black from bone fragments, Pa blue from horse hair and alkali, and various earths like raw sienna and umber. It notes gumming and resinous substances in lampblack and sources such as Hindostan madder, Siam tree sap, and archipelago camphor.
A 94 by 25 foot Episcopal barge launched at Bismarck North Dakota aims to carry Missouri Missioner work across 500 miles. The vessel will travel to towns along the Missouri reaching communities yet to receive divine service. It seeks to spread general Christian work throughout the region.
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