Night of Years tale of Lucy Dutton and tragedy
A rural family and their two daughters Lucy and Ellen fall into forbidden passion and betrayal. Lucy's betrothed husband is already married to Ellen, driving Lucy into heartbreak and later madness. After years of wandering madness Lucy dies in an almshouse, reconciled briefly with faith before death. The piece also notes cavern exploration and assorted cultural notes.
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Edwin
Lucy
Lacey
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Herod
Lucy Dutton
Penrith
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Jong
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Maria Allen
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The Value of Cheerfulness and Family Sunshine
A pithy discourse on cheerfulness as daily virtue. It asserts cheerful minds brighten days, ease life’s path, and lift spirits at home and in work. Parents should foster happy, encouraging talk with children to nurture resilience and practical wisdom.
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Amy
Tessa
Nevada cave rivaling Mammoth Cave opens to explorers
A Manasotia Cave description from Nevada portrays a vast system near Buckskin range about 50 miles from Treasure City. The entrance lies on the south side of a butte, narrow at first then widening to immense chambers. Mr Murphy and party traversed the passages.
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Nevada
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Simon Pure Yankee Cuteness in Rev Gay Story
Grace Greenwood recounts a Sheffield clergyman Rev Gay and a wealthy farmer Brown who sent a boy with a veal quarter. The lad learns manners by acting the minister, who returns the favor with humor. The tale ends with a wry moral about generosity and perception.
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Gay
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Mindister
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Rural Notes on Propagating Currants and Soil Care
Rural notes discuss growing currants and gooseberries with boiled potatoes used at slip tips to retain moisture and promote rooting. Additional advice covers manure placement with seeds, composting with peat, and weed control strategies to improve late spring mowing and crop readiness.
Manure Preparation and Hen Nest Deterrence Tip
Advice notes mixing common salts soot or Siang for manure requires moisture to dissolve before plant roots can absorb it. Dry powders on soil surface are ineffective. A Prairie Farmer correspondent details stopping hens from eating SBR by placing a setting hen on the nest and removing the eel nightly, breaking the habit.
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Prairie Farmer
Hong
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