The Sermon on Family Order and Religion
A sermon argues that the rising mind in the family must lead with mutual counsel, wives submitting under a Christ like husband, and that true happiness stems from religion as regulator. It compares home life to a mainspring and regulator, praising domestic virtue, meekness, and piety over public display. It notes the harsh work conditions of women and children in forges, with low wages and long hours, yet highlights the central role of home virtue.
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Christ
Church of Christ
Aquarium Manager’s Bold Offer at Church Sermon
In Mayfair a tale recounts an aquarium manager dozing at church during a reading from Ezekiel. He wakes as the preacher describes cherubic beasts, then loudly proclaims, Name your own price, I will take the third, disregarding his wife’s urging.
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Mayfair
Ezekiel
Chebur
Aquarium
Dolman Misunderstanding Sparks Humble Shopper Tale
A meek young woman visits a North Second Street shop and challenges a saleswoman over dolman wearers. She vents at the idea that such garments are for hump-backed women and that wearers are disreputable, recounting a three week marriage and her husband’s claim. The exchange exposes stigma and deception about the garment.
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North Second Street
Be Energetic and Trustworthy in Early Work Efforts
A guidance piece urges young mill workers to be industrious and reliable, making themselves indispensable to employers. It cites examples from George Washington and the Russian emperor and promotes cheerful, proactive work instead of fussiness or detachment, framing effort as lifelong foundation.
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Millin
George Washington
Russia
England
College notes and campus life glimpses in midweek
The column reports on student leaders nicknamed Stalwart and popular figures like Reach, mentions visitors at the museum, a preparatory parade, and a new college reporter appointment. It notes faculty arrivals, administrative changes, and campus events with scattered names and local details. The tone reflects a bustling college paper of folded weekly happenings.
Stiresville Notes on Local Business and Evening Meeting
Easton Towse reports at a Baptist Church gathering on January 26 about community figures. J. S. Williams plans a large mill operation, and Snowers Bros will supply lumber for a bedstead project. Local stores Donn & Co and Eton and his wife run dry goods and groceries. Quarried stone sites are idle due to cold, while McHenry & Voss undertake a $125 monument for Mrs. Story of Ipsomingter.
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Williams
Lidiuos
Snowers Brow
Bloomington
Royar
Gom Lamer
Easton
Coane
Co. C. Donn
Cenior Omer
Donn &C
Heta
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Wi. Eanon
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Laudamely
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Prearnt
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iNsomingter
New Store Opens at Stinesville With Fresh Stock
A notice announces a new store in Stinesville Indiana offering fresh stock of goods at very low prices. Miss Jennie Easton of Stinesville invites neighbors to call and inspect the assortment.
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Sinesville
Ind
Jan
Jeol
The Sun 1881 annual issue overview and pricing
A descriptive outline of The Sun magazine's 1881 edition claiming wide news coverage and brevity, praising its varied content and editorial stance. It details price plans for Daily Sun and Sunday editions, including monthly, yearly, and weekly rates, plus mailing options and the publisher’s claim of comprehensive, nonpartisan reporting.
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Tha Sun
Hia
Lng
Sander
Daily Sun
I. W
the Sun
New York City
Fragmented Rhetoric on Farming and Profits
A garbled excerpt discusses producers, the farmer’s beat, and a department claim about farming. It notes a weekly lapse and claims a value of $100 annually to racers, with a contrasting 15. It mentions the idea that the best is the cheapest and hints at unease ahead of Athens.
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Mediaen
Lionsehol
F.ery
Athens
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