The Bulldog School Lesson on Kindness in Education
A rough British school earns the nickname The Bulldog School before a reforming teacher tests kindness as a remedy. He inspires students to help a poor classmate in need, gathering funds to cover a wine order, and the act improves health and character. The tale extols kindness as a lasting moral force in education.
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Nevel
Fanny's Birds and Other Early Reader Miscellany
A brief tale recalls young Fanny clipping paper into bird shapes, chased by Deacon Todd who orders the mess swept away. Other pieces sketch moral vignettes of unwise men and a parable on wealth and virtue, with observations on water, nature, and etiquette from Lucretia Mott.
The Frozen Ship Mystery Unveiled Off Arctic Ice
A 1778 tale unfolds as Capt Warrens of a whaleship encounters a ships of ice and a derelict vessel. He discovers a buried cabin with a dead man writing a dated note and a nearby corpse of a woman, while the crew find the ship abandoned and frozen for years. Warrens returns to England and links the doomed voyage to a lost master.
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Jol Franklin
Warrens
Turag
Jan
Capt
Esbow
Ile
Lam
Dart
Fron
England
Bose
India
Bee Cer
Pyramids of Egypt and a French trick in a cradle
The Pyramids of Egypt are numbered between forty and fifty and lie in Middle Egypt in five groups. The largest group near Ghieh includes Cheops high at about 480 feet, covering over thirteen acres. Herodotus cites ten thousand workers for twenty years. The other pyramids vary in size and some are brick. Their purpose remains debated, likely tombs and temples reflecting pharaoh power and religion. In France a butcher evades duty by rocking a cradle with his sick child to delay officers. The infant sleeps while he slips away with the pork, then returns to resume singing.
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Fanny
Deacon Todd
Susan
Panny
Mnyself
Christidis Jada
Middle Egypt
Ghieh
Cairo
Cheops
Herodotus
France
New Mirror
James Bridees
Bayside
Talbot County
Ballard Shores
Emma Jones
Jones
Henry Clay and Jenny Lind Wealth Reported by A Y Sun
Lord Morpeth lauds Henry Clay’s eloquence while Jenny Lind’s wealth is downplayed as modest and charity minded. Lind plans using earnings to fund Swedish Common Schools and personal service to oversee them.
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Jenny Land
Lome Journal
Jenny Lind
Sweden
Europe
America
Jenny Janet
Stockholm
A. Y. Sun
Vast Pennsylvania Resources and Industry Reflections
A collation of notes on Pennsylvania’s vast resources including wheat and coal, iron output in 1840, and the potential to supply a continent. It contrasts optimism in British trade with weakness in American manufacturing, cites the Free Trade report, and mentions English and New Hampshire political developments. Also reports a Tippah county double murder at a gathering.
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Providence Journal
England
Lowell
Providence
Manchester
Great Britain
House of Lords
Walker
the Treasury
Taras
Presenting a wry meditation on virtue and youth
A compact moral essay urges stepping through life with a good character and integrity. It contrasts wealth’s empty standing with a virtuous life, cites anecdotes from Epes Sargent and a fortune-hunting tale, and shares simple horse hoof remedies and medical curiosities from British and American sources.
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