Benevolence and Help for the Needy in Winter Weather
A charity admonition urges readers to aid the poor widows orphans and destitute elderly through simple acts of mercy. It stresses opening hearts sharing clothing fuel and food, inviting the hungry in, and avoiding ostentatious displays while emphasizing that those who remember the poor will be rewarded.
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Wa. N. Inverse
Courts of Common Pleas
County of
Adams
Lonn
BENJAMIN SCHRMVR
Sheriffs Office
Gettysbure
eer
mountain town answer to stranger about what to raise
A passerby asks what one can raise in a New England mountain town. The response notes rough, poor land yields little produce, yet the people build schools and churches and raise men. The remark highlights community resilience and commitment amid hardship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Ourtland
The Last Julep A Temperance Tale From The Reveille
In a Mississippi river city a hotel proprietor fades from abundance to self destruction through drink. His widowed wife away and friends keep him iced for preservation until returning, and a final wake ends with a dark twist as a negro servant becomes the unintended victim of a brutal jolt. The tale closes with a moral on temperance and a later anecdote about a guard test and a German farmer.
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Dr. Wilson
Red Sea
Mount
Sinai
fiamense
Mississippi river
islund
Bill
Jill
Sam
Stephen
Atd
Col. Wynkoop
Baton Rouge
New Orleans
Jackson
Monterey
Washington
Sheneral Taylor
New England toast and Bishop Hughes at Astor House
Reports from the Sons of New England dinner at the Astor House New York recount Bishop Hughes's speech. He praised Pius XI and quipped about being a Down-Easter. He lauded New England’s teachers and closed with a toast to prosperity for the land that groves schoolmasters. A separate note covers Mexican affairs, an 1860s melee in Medellin with American troops, and a flirtation with war weariness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bishop Hughes
Sons of New England
Astor house
New York
Rome
Pius XI
W. P. Wessenden
New England
Hughes
Giles Scroggins
New England Society
Pius IX
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STOR i HOUSE
PETERSBURG
Adams county
Main
Harrisburg
JOHN B. MCREARY
HOTICE
Schuylkill county
JOINE M'CREARY
Washington City
House of Representatives
Congress
Joseph E Hover
Philadelphia
Washington, D. C
Tam
Joseph FE. Hover
Philad
Kiever
Bicknell
Hover
china
glass
arope
Lteer storks
PIG and BLOOM IRON
EARPS & BRINK
Tron and Steel Merchants
North Water St
North Del. Avenue
REED
Carlisle
Tigniso
times
ERAZER
Gettysburg
S.H. BUEHLER
Chambersburg street
Jamelia
Mrs. Sigourney
Childe Haralid
s. H. BUEHLER
Cumberland Vatley Mutual Protection
Cumberland
Adams Counties
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C MILLER
Metin
W. Paxton
James A. Thompson
David Ziegler
Wm. R. Stewart
Henry Myers
Henry Mayer
Daniel Comfort
Abraham Ixing
David Blythe
Thos. I. Wierman
Wm. Morrison
Abel T. Wright
D. Mellinger
Abraham Scott
Adams Cowaly
do. Petersburg
New Chester
Abbottstown
Straban
Hunterstoun
Alillerstoven
Arvendtsville
Bendersville
East Berlin
Cash Town
OLIVER EVANS
South Second st
Chestnut
South Second Street
Chestnut Street
PIUILADIELP
ANT YORK
York
Market street
A. L. GERHAUT
Rail Road
HENRY KAUFFELT
H. BUEHLER
ALEX. FRAZER, w
Blair
Solomon
Jacobs
Herculaneum
Pompeii
Vesuvius
the
St. Louis
KY soLiTalHEe
dallass
finn
Anich
Washington Union
War Office
Mexico
Con. Leon
Col
Andrews
La Miralores
Lieut. Hammond
N. O. Picayune
Arco Iris
Medelin
Vallambrosa
Basha
Visio
Indiana
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