Bhinglinga House Tale and Press Anecdotes
A fragmented 19th century column recounts a man named James A- who struggles with drink, leaves his family, and nearly dies after visiting a tavern. He sobers, reconciles, and resumes his life. The piece shifts to editorials praising the press as the new force of civilization, laments overbearing authority, and includes assorted anecdotes about Sunday sermons, etiquette, and a fire at the American House in Watertown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A
Chilren
Stroy
James
Saya James
Jim
Brianne
Sasnaru
Henry Wud Jicecher
Anton
Jng
Watertown
Wisdorh
Carrénay
Paley
Gott
California
Spain
San Francisco
al Pain
Gosilar
Bupboth
Wisconsin's Wild Wisconsin Home Poem Fragment
The excerpt evokes Wisconsin pride with rural images of woods groves hills and prairies. It contrasts winter and spring scenes, berry glistening forests and prairie breezes, declaring there is nothing like Wisconsin our wild Wisconsin home in any southern land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munn & Williams
Wiconee
Almattea
Wisconsin
D, Son
Willa
Perceiving God and the power of a virtuous woman
The text discusses the soul’s certainty of God’s nearness, comparing human perception to a tree’s inability to know God. It argues that recognizing God’s presence makes a person blessed, and highlights the influence of a consistent Christian lady on young men. It notes a gentleman praising a boardinghouse lady as a proof of Christian faith and the impact of polite petitions in guiding behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
God
Tom
Laos
The Ship of State and the Central America Disaster
A lengthy 19th century tract compares national governance to housekeeping and analyzes financial panics driven by overissued paper money. It argues that greed, overexpansion, and foreign competition threaten the economy, urging reforms and a freer monetary system instead of rigid protectionism or mere hard money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Sam
Suide
Central America
Aoist
Norrow
California
Cies
Wwe
Diogenes
Anttie
Teowel
Haromey
Aladdin
Plas
Speenke
New England
New York
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Bhinglinga
Washington
Wendeld Philipa
Kexn
Orn
Tows
Tate
Jones
M.S. Mignors
Pertey
THE
Baraboo Republic
Ansel Ni
Henry A. Perkins
Pmretona
Public Square
Eee
Thass Aguarey T
Republ
Ofrrien
Bill-Meads
Rte
Sauk County Bank
Barabgo
Chin Stata
United States
Canndas
T. Thomas
Casa
Bie Stealie Thangs
Belimubam
L. A
Drool
Bolt
North Sonattods Eo
Barkiam & Coy
Pealal Daposits
Simeon Mills
Pugsipnxr
Eraission Madisin
Wit
Mauwauote
Wass
Lowis
New Fovits
Pittaburgly
Cnennatl
Oko
B. L. Purdy
Baraboo
Bag County
Wisdonbim
Rae
Hiss
Dane
Madison Metual
Maison
W . Franklin Fire & Mering
Land du Bas
City Insurance Company
Closeland
O. da Nildrew
Wey Ae
Yarhorriok
Muis Ib Rales
Srasratus
Sauk County
Delton
Bay CO
Wis
L. ©. Slye
North Teida
HN. W. Wheeler
Arronnny and Covssyron
Breabue Suuk County
John R. Miner
Noraay Panic
Covsisstonee
Nararion
Taxenles
Dixon
Sollaiser
Chancery
Bortagh
Arnoldts Brisk Block
Shorge Mewlens
Layp
Avo
Ralnhod
Wiscansir
Po Reef
Wallace
Sqqa
Bayaloo
Wis Nea
Baratod
Jvolney Moore
Saniorll
Sommedions
J. A. Smits
Reedsaure
Baue County
Rees
aDre
Ayers
Ehim Aiab
Wreer
Alexander
Rochester Bridge
Kent
Maidstone
Sergent
Enron) Garrow
Tower of Babel
Letus
Cuttina
Shige Staal
Memental
Cleon Iastantel
jAmtiord
Jonathan
Scott
Ofua Conti
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