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Cincinnati Weekly Chronicle

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 07, 1869

Page

3

The Carver Henry and Grace Carden in Hillsborough

A poverty to pride tale follows Henry Little, a skilled wood carver who rises from his mother's forge to tech Grace Carden at Woodbine Villa. Amid threats from Cheetham's trade union and looming danger, Henry pursues mastery, love, and a fight for peace in Hillsborough.

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Heraud Dramatic Social Entanglements in Exeter

Dorothy Stanbury faces pressure from Brooke Burgess who declares love. she defers, then rejects engagement, while Aunt Stanbury’s circle and their moral codes influence the unfolding confrontation on romance and duty at St. Diddulph’s. Nora and Hugh Stanbury exchange a bold confession and plan marriage, testing family constraints.

Brooke Dorothy Arabella French Martha Mr. Burgess Sir Peter Mancrady Brooke -Burgess Mr. Gibson Stanbury Dartmoor Miss.Stanbury Gibsenzaud Fourac Nevel Geeral Pat Aunt Stanbury Miss Stanbury Miss Stagbury Jeremy Taylor Shea Exeter Hugh Stanbury St. Dudulph’s Nora Rowley St. Diddulph’s Han London Nora Mrs. Trevelyan Mary Papa Mamma Rysis Lincoln’s Inn Didduljih Hugh Stanstry Emily Himy Nord Laney Pups Mrs. Outhouse Mia Outhouse Ee Ea St. Dippatra’s Sey Hvan Joliet Greeriden Gran Ueh

Women preachers and religious notices span in early Methodism

In early Methodism several women preached and female speaking groups thrived. Obituaries note Ruth Ruter's death in Indiana at eighty, and Rev S Siegfried resigns to labor in Pennsylvania. Other items cover church actions, baptisms in Brooklyn, clergy movements, and Catholic bishop celebrations in Milwaukee.

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