Winter of the Heart and Autumnal Days Reflections
A nineteenth century miscellany urges fortitude against hardship and spiritual striving. It contrasts the winter of the heart with faith, mercy for the poor, and the value of religion, while praising autumn days as a calm prelude to future light and moral duty. It weaves proverbs, brief anecdotes, and moral observations on life, death, friendship, and charity.
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Tony
Daniel Webster
Cincinnati
Meaven
Dna
Indian Calmly Faces Aggressor in Broadway Encounter
A fast young man accosts an Indian at a brick storefront on Broadway brandishing a Tomahawk knife and cast iron tools. The Indian remains unmoved, declines insults, and disengages after a tense standoff, choosing to leave as the confrontation escalates into a potential street duel.
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van Galt
Broadway
Alama
Aml
Indizo
Iern Ludin
Asunsele
Tallon
Erie
Kouskles
Hallon
Tam
Hluldon
Colaarbiz Street
A Faithful Dog Defends Widow in Nighttime Crime
In western New York about fifty years ago a widow named Morher faced danger as her watchful dog Rover protected her from a murderous intruder, later revealed as her son-in-law seeking wealth. The dog seized the thief by the throat, saving the widow and exposing the family plot.
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Portamouth
New York
Moxher
Lurband
Clus
Hue
Gogue
Gia
Reaver
Ustar
Rover
Wiclaw
Tee
Den
Winter Warnings of Hard Times Ahead and Social Urgency
The piece laments an unusually severe winter with high prices and shortages, urging charity for the poor while noting various humorous and moral anecdotes. It references medical tricks, a court case about humanity, and the vast scale of industrial power and resource demand, framing winter as a social burden and warning.
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Vuharity
Loring
Retributive Tragedy Near Baltimore County Murder Suicide
A two month-old report details the murder of Mrs. Noble near Baltimore on the Philadelphia turnpike, followed by the suspect Frederick Noble taking his own life in a barn after leaving a German confession. The case sparked a wide search, a Governor's reward, and a grim discovery of the killer at the Noble farm. The inquest labeled death as self-inflicted and noted three children left behind.
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Baltimore Sun
Arizas
Lily
Jay
Cleveland
Tiem
Lie
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