24 Jun 1858
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Newspaper
Atlanta Georgia Temperance Crusader
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1858
Page
1
Laborers near Mount Aubern in Boston uncover a cannon fragment while plowing on a Saturday. The weapon shows signs of having exploded and bears a vague inscription, prompting antiquarian curiosity about its origin and demise.
A column ribbing young women for affectionate displays in company. The writer compares flirtatious kisses and arm links to private acts, arguing such scenes belong to private meetings and reflect changing perceptions of courtship. M. E. B.
A 1858 Aurora Forest Hour piece argues parents overvalue marriage for daughters and withholds physical, intellectual, and social training. It urges equal, life-directed aims for girls, broader education, and opportunities beyond wedlock, challenging rigid gender roles and infantilizing practices.
A reflective meditation on dying exposing hidden beliefs and the need for spiritual truth. Scenes include a renowned gentleman doubting the Bible on his deathbed and a mother urging her children to seek the heavenly gate, as fear and revelation shape final choices.
The text presents a Keats inspired fragment urging avoidance of Lethe and deathly symbols. It contrasts Melancholy with Joy, urging to let sorrow fall like a morning rose or be fed by a mistress's rage, while Beant peeeaty and a hidden shrine of Veil'd melancholy loom.
In a village scene Mary Maloney explains her happiness despite poverty a drunken brother a sister to support and no lovers. She finds solace in work sunshine and faith while the narrator notes the humor and sincerity behind her cheerful demeanor.
An eyewitness recounts a young man’s gradual descent from casual social drinking to public debasement and ultimately death, noting initial restraint, perceived safety, late nocturnal gatherings, and a final collapse. The narrative shifts to a literary aside on Job’s poetry and East imagery.
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