A Mother's Word and Cousin Tom in Vermont Tale
A long excerpt of Wendell Phillips on abstinence includes a story of a mother and her son Edward set on Vermont hills, a man who recalls his mother's word guiding a life free of drink, and a later tale of Mary Thorne and Cousin Tom in the garden as a playful prelude to a looming visit by Prof La Place. The piece blends moral exhortation with humor and domestic scenes, ending with a reflection on the power of a single word and a humorous hotel anecdote.
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Wendell Phillips
Vermont
Garden Gate
Edward
Seauma
Calcutta
Mediterranean
San Francisco
Cape of Good Love
North Vale
South
Green Hill
New York
Ruth
Mary Thorne
Naudity
Mary
Lunderstand
Ja Place
Waukind
Miss Mray
Lam Bradley
Tom
Joan
Cousin Tom
Mr. Tom
la Place
Leveh
Papa
Prof’ la Wace
Prof la Place
Toar
Mr.Thorne
Miss Mary
Ms. Thorne
Mill Station
Wharton
Prof
Pem
Toms
New Forks
Ledger
Ter
Chough
Chestnus Street
Astor Library
Astor
Burton
Bowery
Society
Mercantile
The
Humboldt
Tom Themb
Sherman
Barnum
Gay
Dauphin County
Mr. F
Mrs. F
The Light at Home Poem by Sheie Pestry
A nostalgic verse extols the beacon of home a steady light guiding dreamers and labourers through night and toil. It praises loving hearts awaiting return at the cottage door and the solace of family reunions around the light at home.
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Banick
Mary
Bone
Bowe
Beautiful Stanzas and Broken Beauty in Dark Sorrow
A fragmentary poem speaks of inner anguish and ruined vision Yet refrain holds that all are brothers in dreams and hands meet in sorrow The speaker pleads for healing and peace through blessed light and balm of Gilead as suffering roots fade with dawn
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Jesus
Howe
Gilead
Prentice Thoughts On Death And Loss In Cleveland
The piece opens with George D. Prentice reflections on death and the brief life hereafter, noting that grief has a benign provision through memory of deeds. A Cleveland paper adds a note that townspeople use mouse traps, pocket knives and shirt-buttons as small change.
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Sar
Cleveland
Our Foreign Relations and Draft Tales Across the Union
The piece surveys Lord Lyons and Secretary Seward talks with no official European interference reported. It highlights Joseph Holt’s October letter urging Union restoration and slavery abolition if rebellion endures after January. Anecdotes recount a drafted man finding substitutes, a striking widow retort, a Chester militia case, a misadventure with a Missouri bull on rails, and a Mass confirmations in New York.
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Lord Lyons
Seward
England
Aura
Joseph Holt
Jinet
Holt
Fremont
Friends of the Union
Missouri
Chester County
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