Death presentiments and artistic forebodings in historical lore
The article recounts how eminent figures faced death with forewarning signs. It cites Ozanam, Hogarth, Mozart, Hunter, Kalb, Pike, and Ransom among others, describing premonitions, last works, and final acts framed as mortal omens or purposeful preparations.
The Family Newspaper's Moral and Educational Influence
The piece argues family newspapers cultivate knowledge and moral sentiment more than schools, with hundreds of articles per issue shaping thought and action. It cites Elisha Whillasey praising farmers and sons of farmers for civic duties and literacy, urging readers to value intelligent, elevated content.
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Agricultural “Society
Montgomery County
Maryland
The Widow Chooses Wit Over Gold and Beauty
A widow faces three suitors: a rich man, a witty speaker, and a handsome seducer. The rich man touts wealth, the gold-digger boasts coin, and the handsome stranger charms. In the end wit wins the widow’s heart as she responds to clever speech and sincere emotion.
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Calendar theory and an eloquent religious voyage fragment
The article explains a twelve month couplet mapping months to letters and days to derive a year calendar, with 1850 as example. It then quotes a passage from the Methodist Quarterly Review praising the Narrative of the United States Expedition to the River Jordan and the Dead Sea, focusing on the Jordan baptism scene and its biblical resonance.
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Dead Sea
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First Love in an Ice Cream Garden Scene
A couple, Julia and Thomas Augustus, share a moonlit moment in a hidden ice cream garden box. They pledge everlasting fidelity but are interrupted by a garden worker who objected to such behavior. Thomas defends their privacy and leaves with Julia, the scene ending amid casual town talk.
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