Temperance tale of West reforming with help from Mr Washington
A long temperance narrative follows Horace West who sinks into drink and domestic ruin. After a compassionate intervention by Mr Washington of the Sons of Temperance, West reforms, finds work, regains his home, and restores his family with support from the temperance network. The piece argues for temperance, the dangers of alcohol, and the societal benefits of reform through sober living and mutual aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaver
Luni
Phos
Washington
Aricen
Hin Ad
West
Will
Asiel
Lam
Mr. Washington
Sucheas
W. Twinward
Kim
Wear
Uberela
Jones
Manson
Orctor
Buardain
Sons of Temperance
Spain’s rise and fall mirror America’s fate
The piece argues America is not as powerful as Spain once was and warns against adopting Spain’s past errors. It contends free institutions aided Spain’s rise while aggression and exploitation led to decline, asserting that neglect of labor and unjust conquest bring ruin to nations and individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
America
Spain
The Great Coal Fields a Vast Northern Fuel Reserve
The article extols vast coal deposits across North America from Nova Scotia to New Brunswick and the Appalachian bed. It notes annual extraction exceeding 15,000,000 tons, widespread reserves across five great deposits, and geological maps for future centuries of supply. It references Belgium production and President Hitchcock's geological outline.
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Cimsanved
England
Trehind
Belgium
Philips, Sampson & Co
Boston
Hitchevek
Globe
Nova Scotia
New Brunswick
Massachusots
Rhode Island
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Virginia
Kentucky
Tennessee
Survey progress and steam dredge completeness noted
In the Lexington Telegraph a survey of the Golumbia and Hamburg Railroad advances rapidly with the Inez line nearly finished and engineers poised to report. The party neared the area, and work on the crossing at twelve mile creek continued as the crew pressed toward completion. A. H. Bowsmatt Martha master, a steam dredge, arrived from New York in four days with a head wind, praised as superior. preparations to start work followed. The Washington Union discusses the 87 million installment under the Mexican treaty as likely the largest single payment of coin ever made. Spartanburg fire caused minor injuries to General A. B. Edwards and J. Wofford Taker while fighting the blaze. a London Times anonymous advert offers 5,000 for a cheap windproof material to replace rags in making paper.
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New York
Utmnet
Crystal Palace
Faney
West
Philadelphia
Phil. Eve. Bulletin
Convusta Avi Hausura Rattrosp
Golumbia
Hamburg
Lexington
Inez
Guipnard
Mr. Gibbes
Twelve Mile Creek
Feld Jabors
Charleston Mercury
Washington Union
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Horace West
Maunoon
Binell
Munson
Deunkarde
Viga
Chill
Fey
Ian
Lani
Nebraska
Cleveland Herald
William Walker
Indiana
Pawpawa, &c
Mississippi and Pacific
Kansas River
Kansas
Chinery
Mississippi
Rocky
Obi
Alabama
Minnis
Ilinois
Michigan
Iowa
Albany
Texas
New Mexico
Rocky Mountain Range
Hitchooels
Rockons
Massachusetts
United States
Europe
Mets
Tampa
Fort Myera
Pea River
Cape Snell
Truit
Herries, &c
Florida
Hayes
National Intelligencer
House of Commans
House of Representatives
Spartanango
Spartanburg
AO. B. Edwards
J. Wofford Taker
London
The
Times
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