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Pat Bsley
Wren
Ce Eeneteen
Strength to Bear Poem by Mrs M A Conklin
Poem pleading for divine support in hardship and sorrow. The speaker asks Jesus for strength to endure derision, temptation, sorrow, illness, and death troubled by fleeting pleasures. A devotional verse urging steadfast faith and heavenly hope.
Remember the Poor in Winter Selected
A call to readers to aid impoverished families during winter, urging compassion for those without shelter clothing or food. It emphasizes divine providence, social duty, and the virtue of giving up luxuries to relieve the sick and hungry through practical charity.
Life's Vital Sparks Beyond Habit and Routine
The passage argues that mere years and daily motion do not constitute life. It calls for knowledge, truth, love, beauty, and faith to awaken the conscience. Intense feelings, wonder, prayer, doubt, hardship, and trust nourish the essential humanity beyond mere routine.
Clergyman of Hertford Withdraws Clerical Jest
A Hertford clergyman faced mockery after a tax joke in which he claimed ownership of rats and mice and admitted lacking a bank stock. Friends witnessed the satire, felt shame, and helped withdraw the line of clerical wit. The episode hints at modesty dulling arrogance and public credence fading for those who congeal reputations.
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Hertford
Paris Scientific Balloon Experiment At Hippodrome
In Paris a model balloon measuring five yards with 1900 litres of gas and a fish shape was tested in the Hippodrome to steer in a direction. It uses two ladders to ascend and turn, with movable wave fins driven by simple mechanisms. the inventor M Arnault says the full version would require a seventy yard long craft to carry three men.
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Paris
M. Arnault
Telegraphic Improvements and Union Meeting in New Orleans
The Europe bound advices report a England telegraph company bought the patent for private, secure messaging to protect business correspondence. A Union meeting at the St Charles Theatre in New Orleans drew huge crowds praising the Confederacy with Senators Foote and Downs denouncing agitators, to sail to Washington on the Pacifia.
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England
Union
New Orleans
Friends of the Union
St Charles Theatre
Senators Downs
Louisiana
Foote
Mississippi
Confederacy
Downs
Washington
Pacifia
Suicidal Fall At Park Fountain In Beekman St
A.C. Huguenin a German watch importer living at 19 Beekman St jumped the Park Fountain iron railing and tried to drown himself. Officers Bell and Whigam pulled him from the basin and took him home. He had shown mental distress for days prior to the incident.
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Park
A.C Huguesin
Beekman St
Bell
Whigam
Morning Growth of Height and Subscriptions
A puzzling note from early papers claims a man grows half an inch taller in the morning due to sleep and pressure. It jokes that readers who skip payments shrink in stature and humorously suggests some subscribers would fit Barnum’s crowd, given their small size and debts.
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Lowell
Popul
Doc
Louisville Courier
Kent Co. Atlas
Alexander Wagewall
Rose
Wagataff
Isabella
Alexander Wagetaff
Arden
Aelia
Mr. Spike
Bella
Spike
Fermany
Mississippi Legislature to call convention with plenary powers
The Mississippi Legislature appointed a 14 member House and 7 member Senate committee to report a bill for a convention with plenary powers to take measures deemed proper amid present difficulties. Quitman reports dispatching a note urging immediate militia organization.
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Cincinnati
Mississippi
House
Senate
Quitman
Ina Saennae
Wheelbarrow world and blunt morals echo in street talk
A rowdy monologue recalls a wheelbarrow analogy ending with a cracked world and a headlong fall into a gutter. It shifts to a Hoosier recalling Jenny Lind and a grave marker note, then to a town critic debating cash systems and weekly board payments, ending with a quip on compromise and self-respect.
Bella Warden and Hezekiah Spike in a Sordid Revelation
In a heated house drama, Miss Isabella Warden wrestles with love for Hezekiah Spike while family jealousy, deceit, and a perilous murder rumor swirl. A dead body is found in a brook, accusations fly, and Bella’s steadfast integrity leads to a dramatic confrontation and a pledge of marriage.
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Rose
Bella
Mina
Isabella
Menbern
Dave
Hhs
Wagotaff
Miss Warden
Wagstaff
Spike
Anid Wagstaff
Lok
Ahail
Hezekiah
Henekiah
Henckrab
Warden
Hezekiah Spike
Hesekiah
Mendelashon
Jeft Hie
Lora
Mr. Wagtaff
Mrs. Warden
Wagetaff
Ainsworth
Wayowll
Protession
Wavele
Wageth
Hiem
Hegekial
Tam
Wayatall
Hesetah
de Warden
Whitaney
Eveir
Ile
Minwell
Rosabel
Leabelld
Alranger
Aineworth
Roda
Rusabel
Mr. Wagetas
Forgivenéas
Dr. Worth
Balla
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