O baker’s art halted by Aunt Lucinda’s death
A narrator recalls watching Aunt Lucinda bake with skill and passion before her death. The vivid images of flour, eggs, butter, sugar, and caraway seed convey lost craft and memory. The speaker longs to recover practice once shared with Lucinda and honors her talent.
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Man tells of ruin from Old Alcohol in park tale
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Aura
Abstract of Dr Whewell Sermon on Man Born into Trouble
A brief verbatim report on Dr Whewell’s short sermon based on the text Man is born into trouble as the sparks fly upwards. The sermon outlines man’s entrance into the world, life in trouble, and exit to an unknown destination, concluding with a conditional reward for living well here.
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Babies and grownups reflect on self restraint and manners
In a collection of aphorisms from the Ubiaago Record a mix of Saskatchewan style observations claim babies sense refuse unpleasant tasks while boys rush to the grocery, husbands quit tobacco after marriages, and no one achieves greatness alone with one line noting a girl’s abandonment of suitors.
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Hiteelf
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Hood's Sarsaparilla Promotes Health Foundation for Nation
The text praises Hood's Sarsaparilla as a tonic for strength and health, claiming it builds a foundation of health for a nation and honors the benefits of pure blood and robust men and women. It extols widespread yearly use and implies lasting wisdom from good health.
Irish notices aboard pleasure boat in Kingstown era
A London Spectator excerpt reports a Ireland notice on a steamship line's pleasure boat. It mentions ladies use of a cabin and gentlemen waiting until seated. A Kingstown ad notes James O Mahony selling whiskey once drunk by the Duke of York in Dublin.
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Indies
Duke and
Duchess of York
Kingstown
James O'Mahony
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