The Heroic Tailor of Hungary Wins Crown of Valor
A wasteful, boastful tailor travels a fairy tale road to kingship. He defeats a lion, a unicorn, and three giants through cunning, fear, and improvised tricks, earning the king’s daughter and the crown of valor to rule wisely.
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Countryman Visits Lady Love Quietly
A countryman visits his love and attempts to be witty noting the thermometer shows twenty degrees above zero. The maiden replies that some birds fly higher in certain seasons, a shy, humorous exchange.
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Morning Aphorisms on Virtue and Change
A collection of maxims on immortality through faultless deeds and cheerful temper as brightened by honesty, labor, and love. It reflects on truth, boldness, prudence, constant change, and the belief that evil is a hidden side of good, ending with a warning about fatal brain inflammation.
Living rightly here and the hope of the other world
The passage argues that living rightly ensures entry into a happier hereafter and that bereavement should not be mourned as friends move to another land where they enjoy life.
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Memorial of Captain William Pearse and ironwork reflections
Obituary tribute to Captain William Pearse, Bristol leader and longtime public servant, highlighting his Methodist faith, civic roles, and nearly a century of service from 1772 birth to 1867 funeral. Also a Hawkeye Humorist piece on ironwork and nails, contrasting industry romance with daily labor.
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Norway Scenes and Abyssinian King John Portraits
The article chronicles Bergen’s clean bare rooms and lace curtains, curious regional dress, and generous hospitality with street life in Norway. It then surveys King John of Abyssinia, lauding his military mastery, discipline, piety, and swift daily routine. It also notes Alfonso’s sisters Maria Isabella, Maria de la Paz, and Maria Eulalia, and court figures Count Morphy, the Duke of Sesto, and Count Onate.
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A Strange Hallucination in Jacksonville Police
A young man in Jacksonville claims to be Charley Christ and the son of Jesus Christ. He is 16 but says he is over 40, speaks ज्ञानably on philosophy and science, quotes Bible verses, and wears fine clothes. Neighbors and officials doubt his identity and suspect a misled student driven astray by study.
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Bishop Haven remembered for love of oppressed Africans
In a funeral address Bishop Foster extols Haven for unwavering support of the African race. He recalls Haven’s fearless stance in the South, likening his legacy to Abraham Lincoln and marking his lifelong defense of justice and humanity.
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London reception questions race at a notable gathering
At a London reception honoring a distinguished American who was noticeably dark and tanned an elegant professional beauty asked the dark complexioned guest if his tribe was at peace with the whites.
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London
Hop Bitters Promises Health By Regulating Internal Organs
The claim states two organs the stomach and liver are regulated first, with Hop Bitters as the sole remedy to ensure perfect natural action of these organs and to remove most human ills across climates. The advertising tone asserts broad health benefits from a single product.
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