The Fool's Pence Ends Mrs Crowder's Pride
In a London parlor the boastful Mrs Crowder flaunts her wealth while George Manly, once broken by gambling and drink, recalls his wife and children living in want. A year later he credits honest labor and a quiet reckoning for his improved life and peace, revealing the moral: the fool's peace is bought with honest pence.
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London
Mrs. Crowder
George Manly
Lucy
George
John
Pather
Crowder
United States
Pontine
Tornant
Temperance address and Ohio bank act in old broadside
The text urges temperance, condemning intemperance and its harms to families and society, then presents an Ohio General Assembly act from 1842 creating Bank Commissioners with powers to dissolve insolvent banks, appoint receivers, and settle debts, including divisions to creditors and legal procedures.
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Ohio
General Assembly of
General Assembly
Onto
United States
Anu Jury
Ohie
Court of Common Pleas
Supreme Court
Lesties
Evch Bank
Banic Commissioners
Bank Commissioners
State of
Circuit
Asco
Ceoh Bank
Columbus
Apy Beck
Snay Josie