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Weary of the Everyday Burdens and Patience
The poem laments daily cares and small demands that erode strong lives. It contrasts heroic feats with minor irritants, urging humble patience and inner resilience. It reflects on fame, wealth, and the enduring cosmos as a backdrop to human frailty.
Trade aversion among youths urged toward skilled work
The article laments youths avoid manual trades preferring genteel clerical work and offices. It argues lack of practical trades harms employment prospects and warns parents against pushing sons into clerks and bookkeepers. It urges valuing skilled trades like hatting, shoemaking, and smithing.
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Daily News
Bill Arp’s Creed in the Rome Commercial
A humorous American reminiscence lists beliefs in George Washington Isaac Newton Bonaparte Shakespeare and other figures. The piece mocks sentiment by pairing historic icons with folk lore and quips about battles, heroes, and a stray tale of a man and an apple tree.
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Bill Aap
Rome
George Washington
Isaac Newton
Bonaparte
Shakespeare
Andy Jackson
New Orleans
Santa Claus
Johan Smith
Ben Franklin
Jefferson
Dixie
Robinson Crusoe
Man Friday
Juan Pernandez
John Robinson
Horace Greeley
James Gordon Bennett
George D. Prentice
Sam Bard
Chidktadooga Uerald
Big John
The Fate of Kings and Emperors Across Nine Hundred Sixty Three
An old tally lists outcomes for 2540 rulers across 64 nations. Destinations include 299 dethroned, 64 abdicated, 20 killed by self, 11 went mad, 100 died in battle, 123 prisoners, 25 martyrs, 151 assassinated, 62 poisoned, and 108 sentenced to death. A warning to aspiring monarchs and a joke about ducks and bills concludes.
Minnesota swindle blamed for infernal cold country
An Iowa paper quotes a Minnesota country paper asking who swindled the Indians out of such an infernal cold country as Minnesota is and who deluded the white people into it.
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Iowa
Minnessota
Minnesota
Fireside as the sacred center of family life and memory
The fireside embodies the freest family exchange of affections and fears. It weaves the lives of all members into one shared memory. absent kin are kept close, while lessons and joys linger longest in the hearthside atmosphere and history.
Carefulness in Old Age and the Frailty of a Dying Constitution
An old man resembles an old wagon. with careful use it lasts, but heavy load or sudden strain breaks it. Many reach fifty to seventy with health and wisdom, yet must heed age. An old constitution breaks easily and mends slowly, and a single harmful act can ruin a valued life in an hour.
Sleepers on the doorstep watchman tale
Poem recounting a midnight watchman disturbed by burglars and the vigil of law in a city. The speaker laments brave sleep and the peril of night as burglars move unseen.
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Fancy
A PERSISTENCE OF A DEADLY ILL IN ILLINOIS TOWNS
A disease, called black cholera or malignant spotted fever, sweeps Crawford county Illinois with no recoveries. In Robinson a town of about 800, deaths average two daily, and nearby a 200 inhabitant town reports fifteen deaths with four unburied corpses in one house. The illness continues to spread with its malignant form.
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Crawford County
Ilinois
Robinson
Woes of Tradesmen Echo Through a Sweltering Day
A cooper, blacksmith, carpenter, shoemaker, bricklayer, tailor, merchant, lawyer, and others vent frustration with their allotted roles. Each longs for a different life as heat and toil wear them down, revealing a universal complaint: contentment eludes them all. The piece peers into a society where everyone mutters about their lot and accepts little.
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Pim
Remedy for Small-Pox Recipe Reported in Stockton Herald
A Stockton Herald correspondent shares a claimed small-pox cure recipe using zinc sulfate and foxglove, with instructions for dosing and a note it also cures scarlet fever. The piece embeds a political aside from Marx Twat and mentions legal moves by Boardman in the Stokes case, including potential appeals.
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Stockton
Cal
Jenner
England
World of Science
Paris
Ifere
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