Volume 4 Poolishes Weekly Advertising Rates
Advertisement rates for one square fourteen lines set at seventy five cents for the first insertion and thirty seven and a half cents for each subsequent insertion. Single insertion one dollar per square. Monthly semi monthly quarterly insertions charged the same as two single insertions. Notices must state the desired number of insertions or the item will be continued and charged accordingly.
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Anna
Ahan
Seulyation
Academy
Jesus
Persia
India
Arabia
Filley Indian child mystery and early Michigan tale
A lengthy reminiscence details William Filley of Windsor Connecticut losing his son in Michigan after a hired girl abducted him during berry picking. The boy lived with a Michigan Indian family for years, with various searches failing to locate him. Connections to Connecticut and Massachusetts figures surface, and the case remains unresolved amid broader notes on Native beliefs and colonial life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hms
Avai Filey
Windsor
Cohnecteil
Cal
Willian Maryin
Granville
Massachusetts
Jackson
Michigan
Indiana
Filloy
Fituwean
Mary Mout
Ming
Bin
Sam
Mount
Williguy
Filley
Mowat
Fitlay
Slynys Leon
Wisconsin
Towa
William
Orx Asylum
Cowlea
Tol
Albany
Conley
Marvin
Fille
Connecticut
Ouge
Tolland
Uint le
Cas
Green Bay
Imself
New York
Connnecticut
Stonington
Wigerine
Tiernement
Detroit
Utes
Brothertown
Catskill
Haden
Hillsdale
Filey
Gulumbut County
Willian
Fillyy
Gentlemanly Accomplishments. Swear! Out upon each common attainment
A harsh critique of vice and drunkenness denounces boastful, foulmouthed pretensions of gentlemen. The text mocks tobacco use, spitting, Champagne drinking, and fashionable appearances as hollow markers of gentility, condemning moral decay across taverns and streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tagrbond
Choice Gems and Aphorisms From a Moral Ledger
A collection of maxims on virtue and behavior notes that liberality means wise giving, warns against deceit and rash judgments, and urges prudent conduct. It contrasts love versus propriety, advises not to judge by appearances, and emphasizes action over lament when adversity strikes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saa Marks
Maniera
Mechanical horror and genius in crafts and trades
The piece contrasts terrifying machinery with the industrious spread of talent across trades from metalwork to weaving. It extols genius in humble roles like butcher and shoemaker, notes incentives in North Carolina property sales, and comments on political editors and wealth distribution in the United States.
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Poolishes
Thomas J. Warren
Ganges
Kanegheigyr
Bengal
Santipore
Calcutta
Scientific American
Germany
State Lunatic Hospital
Harrisburg
Own & Young
Pope
Fortine
Asia
Africa
Oikata
Anne
Sirine
Harman
Alain
Cammerce
Inter
United States
Franklin
Alexander the Great
Delphos
Greece
Earth
Mohemmpedatt
Petaal
Sullivan
Gpainmart
Ely
Selina Directpst
David I Suettl
Eltgy
Tie Church
Arcemata
Nis
Mapa
Pickerer
France
North Carolina
Joan Ginsox
Emir
Pennsylvania
Joan G. Havas
Judge Gibson
Sivans