The City Ahead Will Worth The Trials I Bear
The speaker endures dust and heat on a weary journey yet trusts the city ahead will repay all trials. They expect release from toil when they reach the end of the way and the war, praising the beloved at journey's close.
Bristol Ferry tale of Julia and Paul on a moonlit steamer
A narrator recalls a Bristol Ferry romance entwined with a past love triangle. Julia Stevens, Paul Clifford, and unsent letters drive a suspenseful three months of longing, gossip, and a hidden union set against a moonlit Fall River voyage.
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Mr. Clifford
Bret Harte
Clifford
Paul Clifford
Bristol
Paul
Happ
Fred
Bristol Ferry
Julia Stevens
Philanthrophist
New York
Rome
Central Park
Blackmar
Jualia
The Diver Recalls a Frightful Descent and Sooty Rescue
A submerged diver T S Wilson recounts a terrifying descent to inspect a lake steamer wreck. At fifty to eighty feet darkness, a cold feel surrounds him and he fears a sea serpent. He surfaces to laughter, later resumes the task, then notes a discovery daily bringing joy to homes through Dr King’s New Discovery.
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T. S. Wilson
Cesar
Dr. King
J. H. Young & Co
Burdock Blood Bitters Profit Claim Promoted
An old advertisement touts Burdock Blood Bitters as a health booster and profit source for the enterprising buyer. It also cites Mansyatt Hatz’s drowning method from Dr Kaufmann’s medical work and offers a free copy in exchange for postage stamps to A. P. Ordway & Co. Boston.
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Mansyatt Hatz
You cannot count votes honestly by elect trick light
A terse editorial statement questions the integrity of vote counting when artificial methods or manipulation are used. It argues for transparent, verifiable procedures and warns against deceptive practices that undermine trust in elections.
Courage to seek comfort over fashion in all things
A reflective piece urges choosing propriety over trend and valuing remembrance over transient pleasure. It extols the goodness of helping others, notes that suffering for good deeds can elevate, and critiques self-serving education while honoring lifelong wisdom beyond mere years.
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Boston
Mass
Fr. R. Stevens
Stella
Regpec
J.T. Webb
The Blessings of a House and Quiet Charity
The passage extols a house as a blessing and its personal rewards as hospitality cleanliness and contentment. It notes temperaments vary yet kindness can prevail and urges real-world benevolence over dwelling on fictional sorrows.
Two Souls Like Strings of Shared Weight
A quatrain by Favel compares soul and body to paired musical instruments tuned the same. Each touch on one causes the other to tremble, reflecting intertwined emotion and health through laughter and tears as a single bond remains.
Rebounder in Life and Duty Before God
The passage urges guarding speech to avoid unkind words, noting a rebounder for every jab. It argues that dying to escape poverty or pain is cowardly and emphasizes enduring trials as brave. It ends with a call to keep God before us and to act by what is right and Godly.
Portrait of William Penn From Youth to Founder
The article traces Penn from a restless youth swayed by religious fervor and French influences to a steadfast adult who joined Quaker principles and refused to remove his hat in deference at court. It cites Pepys diary impressions and a famous exchange with James II, illustrating his transformation into a founder noted for probity.
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Oxford
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Penn
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Magasiné
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Parker Borden
John W. Eddy
Tate
Herbert F. Bennett
William Ferris
Samuel M. Lindsey
Bristo
Ph.nix
Hannah G. Swan
Edward I. Thompson
PUG
Erbert F. Bennett
Joseph M. Blake
William BM. Bailey
Providence
Rhode Island
Court of Probate
Supreme Court
Bailey
Blake
PB. W
Bristol Phenix
Ambrose E. Burnside
Providence Institution For Savings
Bristol Phelix
Herbert ¥. Bennett
Fed
English Immigrant Boy's Harsh Path to the New World
A lone English lad from Sandgate endures poverty and tragedy after arriving in New York. He trains as a binder, faces illness and death in boarding houses, and brings his mother and sister to America while supporting them through years of struggle in the city.
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Sandgate
America
John
Joan B. Gouen
T Jane Gough
London
New York Harbor
New York
England
Sarah K. Bolton
Jim Fisk
Erie
Josie Mansfield
Delaware
Fisk
Sam Walker
Port Jervis
Sam
Walker
Nat Taft
Chicago
Wise Cat Visits Tribune Elevator Car Passenger
The gray cat known as Tabby rides an elevator in a Tribune building, greeting the elevator boy with miaows. She visits a lawyer friend, lounges in the editorial rooms, and stops at the restaurant area around noon. The feline socialite avoids stairs and knows the building well.
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Tabby
Larye
Feller
Fulton Market
N.Y. Tribune
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