CWE PHENEX Weekly Advertisements
CWE Phenex is a weekly publication by W B Bayley located onimes street. Vets and townspeople reside here with subscription rates two dollars per year in advance and ten cents per issue. Advertising rates are one dollar per square for the first insertion and twenty cents for each additional insertion. Public notices continue until forbidden and charged accordingly.
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CWE Phenex
W B
Bayley
Imés Street
Mariet
Vets —Co Camerilere
Windin
Abyanen
Bingle Cupids
Uilice
Advarti
Malina Gray Defies Church Sermon on Sabbath
Malina confronts her sister Phebe after a harsh public rebuke in the village church tied to a school bill dispute. Phebe comforts her, and both sisters pledge resolve while their mother orders a formal appeal to the minister. The scene reveals family and religious tensions in a Connecticut setting.
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Graham
Malina Gray
Ann
Strehens
Mra Gray
Meo
Gray
Jon
Phebe
Malina
Henried
Gossek
Phebe Gray
Bath
Agin
Mrs. Giny
Schooltrill
Phelor
Wen
Connecticut
Malvia
Mincher Brown
Hes Aiter
Phete Gray
Jean Ine
Phebes
The Joys of Home and Family Life
A reflective piece on home as a solace from travel and work. It contrasts the dedicated scientist and businessperson with the laborer returning to a peaceful cottage, where reunion with family and shared domestic calm restore vigor after toil. The text envisions a wife awaiting, children greeting, and a home filled with cheerful routine.
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Audi
The Graveyard and Immortal Longings in Vermont Lore
A fragmentary 19th century meditation on death and the afterlife, contrasting a graveyard as sacred retreat with visions of spiritual realms beyond. It recalls Vermont’s Green Mountain scenery and a local abbey tale, weaving love, eternity, and imagined heaven with rural landmark memories.
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Alune
Epiri
Jesus
Sailor Accommodations and Moral Duty in Maritime Life
A colonial era discussion argues for humane sailor housing under moral discipline. It urges commercial men to improve boarding houses to guard crews from vice, protect health, and reduce mutiny, theft, and disaster at sea. The piece condemns tavernlike establishments exploiting mariners.
Moscow and its Kremlin splendor in early travel notes
A fragmented description contrasts Moscow with St. Petersburg, praising the Kremlin and cathedrals, noting Moscow’s hills and irregular streets, diverse architecture, and cultural sights. It also mentions the Volga river location, population around 250000, and nearby historical routes and palaces.
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Moscow
Mursin
Petersburg
Napoleon
St. Petersburg
Kremlin
Vaskd
Rintia
Kipinlin
Thinking on God inspires quiet sleep and daily focus
A speaker recounts a man tormented by insomnia who sought rest by fixing thoughts on a vast simple object. He tried God at night and found relief, later sensing the divine presence in daily life. The story ends with God drawing the man back to faith.
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Dad
Pegey Hawkins
Jeb
Heaven
Tha’s
Goa
Levi Woodward
Inner troubles outweigh others affairs in every man
A reflective line notes that each person has sufficient troubles and flaws in his own life and fortunes without prying into the affairs of others.
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Reading
Anid
Albany Institute
McNaughton
Reuben Kelsey
Kelsey
Dr. Hell
Mobile
James G. Lyon
Europe
Hetty
Heliy
Slate
Iff
Neice
Maine
Glen Jwas
Ediurin
Salomon
Jane
Mitra Fihe
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