The Death of Infants and Don’t Stand on the Track
A moral sermon on infant death and the dangers of life’s path. The piece laments how the loss of a child casts a lasting shadow and urges readers to avoid risky behavior such as drinking and gambling. It warns that life’s perils surround every step and stresses repentance and moral vigilance.
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Kingdom of Heaven
Railroad Gazette
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Total Abstinence Cure for Stomach Derangements
A peters claims total abstinence can cure minor stomach issues and that avoiding food is better than medicine. He condemns soda peppermint bitters Rochelle powders as harmful and advises a well regulated diet and exercise plus skipping the next meal after an excess.
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How to Treat a Wife and Family Manners
A mixed column begins with advice on marriage harmony urging men to treat wives tenderly, share duties, and avoid nagging. It laments double standards in crime and social hypocrisy, then shifts to homely anecdotes and reflections on politeness, humility, and domestic virtue. It ends with a meditation on the Bible’s societal influence.
Centre Village Dunce Story Sparks Slumbering Revelry
A Vermont village tale recounts a rustic youth in Centre near St Johnsbury who retires to a bed in a drawing room only to be discovered by two dancing girls. They tease him with gossip about others, while he mumbles a question about comments on himself as the scene ends with an explosive serenade.
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Boston
Mr. Mrewer
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Providenre Mirror
Maine
Didford
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Joe Flint
Sam Jones
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New York
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Stop My Paper And Learn Its Value For A Year
A querulous subscriber learns from a neighbor that two dollars a year buys a weekly paper rich in news and diverse reading. The argument extols newspapers as the cheapest, most useful reading for the poor, with the notion that a year’s subscription is a small price for broad, ongoing knowledge.
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