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Newspaper

Coshocton Age

Location

Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 15, 1869

Page

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Madame Wolee French Dress Maker Advertises In Columbus

In Columbus this ad promotes Bell & Elliott at 102 South High Street offering ladies ready made walking suits dresses cloaks and trim supplies with mail orders at low prices. It claims unmatched stock outside Cincinnati and promises quick made up garments by Madame Wolee the French dress maker with prompt fulfillment of orders.

Capitol City Wilether Messrs Bell & Elliott South High Street State Street Wiether Gantleman Cincinnati Coshocton Madame Wolee

Panhandle Route Train Schedule From Pittsburgh to Columbus

Pittsburgh and Cincinnati Railway announces fallowing train times starting Sunday August 20. Leaves Pittsburgh at 2 am arrives Burgetown Stephenville Card Junction Dennison Woosto wobooston Newark Columbus with intermediate stops along the Panhandle route.

Though the Grass Was Gay and Green in Spring

An excerpt in a reflective tone urges children to value simple senses. The speaker notes that even beautiful nature cannot replace shared joy. with pleasure fleeting, one should still be glad to have ears and eyes to witness the world.

Alice Cary

The Value of a Newspaper and Family Duty

A narrator recalls choosing to drop and later reclaim his local newspaper to save costs. He learns advertising supports business, and regains readers as supply and community news return, with family urging continued subscription as essential.

Daniel Webster Home and Lincoln Story in a Bostonian Eye

The narrator tours Daniel Webster’s Marshfield home noting the library, portraits, family mementos, and the tomb inscription. It contrasts Webster’s public honors with personal sanctity and recalls Abraham Lincoln as postmaster in New Salem, recounting Lincoln’s funds in trust and the lesson of integrity and refusing to misuse government money.

Abraham Lincoln Satem Springfield Washington New Salem Ifenry Ali Lincoln

The Power of a Word from a Vermont Gate

A mother warns her son Edward on the garden gate that he must not drink, promising he will never drink. Years later a former ship passenger reveals the yield of that warning, saying a single word from a mother shaped his life and led him to a successful career aboard a New York packet line. The tale extols the enduring influence of maternal counsel.

Papal Sam Mattie Trueworth Tod Tommy Mary Mr. Wild Mr. Brown Dore Vyornn Phil Barney Tom Porter Savings Richard Uncle Richard Mick Ciod Chicago California West American Messenger. the Green Hills Vermont Garden Gate Edward Calcutta Mediterranean San Francisco Cape of Good Hope Poles New York

The Wife Nore: a tribute to woman in marriage

A piece extols the wife as essential to happiness within marriage. It frames love and respect as the foundation of family joy, urging husbands to value, trust, and honor their wives in all aspects of domestic life and decision making.

Nore Omia Amily Lily

A passage on faith and gender in reveries of a bachelor

The excerpt discusses religion as a link to infinity and argues that without faith a poor man is adrift. It contrasts a man’s anchored hopes with a woman’s needs for faith and tender trust, exploring love, storms, and holy devotion through a Christian lens.

Ike Marvel Maine

Can't Afford a Paper Even in Hard Times

A reader explains many cannot buy newspapers due to tight finances citing daily costs for food and clothing. He estimates a year of papers would cost about 212 dollars plus other household needs. He notes many Swedes traveling through Atlanta heading to Montgomery to settle and farm in Alabama.

Anti- LC Times John Smith Mary Becaus Auanta Georgia Montgomery Alabama

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