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Aurora Weekly Standard

Location

Aurora, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1853

Page

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Advertising Agents and Subscription Contacts Listed

The paper names agents authorized to handle advertising and subscriptions in Boston New York Philadelphia Cincinnati and Lawrenceburg with stated offices and receipts accepted as payments. Agents include W B Parser in Boston and New York and Philadelphia addresses, S H Parvin in Cincinnati, and Joan Ferns in Lawrenceburg.

W.B. Parser Boston New York Philadelphia Scollay Tribune N. W Third Chestnut Streets S.H. Parvin Generals Fourth Street Cincinnati

Temperance Column Proposed by Local Citizens

A group of Gentlemen offers a temperance column for the Standard to present the subject of intoxicating liquors in all its bearings. They aim to enlighten readers, awaken inquiry, and guide the community to act in its best interests. The first piece is from a fellow citizen and will discuss the topic in a series.

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Beauty in Nature and Society’s Debate on Liquor

A Victorian-era tone extols natural beauty from hills and Ohio scenery, urging readers to visit vantage points around Aurora and reflect on nature. It shifts to a public-matter essay examining the liquor trade, arguing it adds little value, fuels crime, and harms wealth, urging caution or opposition.

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Wardrobe of Fortune and a Bank Note Twist

A pawnbroker liquidates a oak wardrobe bought for a beloved aunt. A dying man’s secret drawer holds Caroline Merriwood’s life and a thousand pound note. The theft and high stakes drive Benson to chase a hidden fate as “Quits-George Evans” reveals the ending.

Abbeylands Pidgeon Bank of England George Evans Satan Benson Bond and Mr.enson Merriwood Mr. Benson Abbeyfield’s Lane Gay Tam Cecil Green Ipswich Liverpool America Toid Caroline Janet Philip Merriwood Marquis Lord Rostock Kit Sophia Felton Lond Rostock Patnbroker Rufian Yorkshire Abbeyfield Lane Mr. Truman Mrs. Truman Truman

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