Fame and Transience in a 19th Century Hymn Echo
The Weekly Mirror quotes verse on fame’s brief blaze like spring flowers and morning dew. It contrasts transient lights with deeper joy in heavenly redemption and the rejoicing chorus of the blest above the lost found and the captive freed.
First Dear Thing I Loved A Mother's Smile In Early Years
An excerpted reminiscence tracing a boy’s changing loves from a mother’s smile to summer flowers and a cherished voice, then to nature’s forest and winter solitude. The piece moves from childhood faith to a timeless longing for the past, ending with a prayerful recollection of youthful devotion.
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Temperance in India and the Indian Army Need for Reform
A 1844 correspondence from J. E. Freeman to Edward G. Prime outlines deep drunkenness in India among Hindus and Muslims and reports on European soldiers. Freeman details the spread across castes and camps, the availability of cheap liquor, opium use, and the impact on Bengal and Calcutta, urging prompt temperance action and organization.
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Zillah Hoogly
Calcutta
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Young Ladies Seminary in Augusta Advertises Notable Instruction
Miss E R from the British Provinces offers instruction in music and all branches of education at a seminary on Broad Street Augusta. Teachers include a leading Alysic instructor and strict morals guidance. Boarders welcome with favorable terms and references from local officials.
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