07 Aug 1889
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Newspaper
Abbeville Press And Banner
Location
Abbeville, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1889
Page
1
A fragmentary poem or verse item appears in the August 7 1889 Abbeville Press and Banner. The stylized dialogue portrays a king, a weaving pattern, and a moral about industry and care, with children and common folk featured in rustic, musical diction. The readable text centers on a tale of labor and wonder from a local historic issue.
A long, looping tale contrasts a deacon and a liquor-fluent man scheming to burn a bridge with reflections on moral duty and temperance. It ties a preacher’s call to resist vice to a broader plea for Christian consistency, peace, and compassionate home conduct.
The piece argues a marriage window of 24 to 36 for women, noting earlier marriage harms brain and character development. It contrasts 17 with 24, emphasizes parental guidance, warns that early unions resemble rushed recruits, and laments the fading ardor and disillusionment after youthful ideals fade. Hospital.
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