Honest boy helps a merchant weather ruin
Charles Howard, a newsboy from a poor family in the East, helps Mr. Meredith when Meredith’s firm teeters on collapse. He returns a gold piece found in the morning, earns a position, rises to wealth, and later loans thirty thousand to Meredith to avert bankruptcy, fulfilling a debt of gratitude and proving integrity endures.
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Longford Court
Abe
Sam
Ben
Charles
William Maeredith &O's
Mr. Meredith
Mattrassen
Mrs. Howard
Charles Ee
Mr. Toward
Tam
Ihs
Detroit
Michigan
Janes
Howard
Giril
Tlow
Meredith & Co
Itia
Meredith
Will
Waverly Magazine
Ramie Plant Promises Rival to Cotton in South
The Ramie Plant is described as a promising substitute for cotton with wide adaptability, minimal labor, and potential to yield higher profits. It thrives with little plowing, can be harvested every seven to eight years, and may fetch higher prices in Liverpool and rival flax. It also provides cattle feed and vegetables, suggesting substantial economic benefits, though the piece notes racial insults embedded in the argument.
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Il, G' Mitchell & Co
Mexico
Louisiana
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Liverpool
Kapp
Mississippi
Ramis
Columbus
New York
Washington
Moon born traits and Sunday rites from old wives superstition
The article records moon based infant omens and town superstitions about birth days and rites. It cites beliefs on which day births promise fortune or misfortune and warns against cutting nails, bathing on Sundays, or wearing new clothes on specific days. It also mentions a humorous Montgomery Mail item about a Civil War general and an Overland Express rider dispute. It concludes with praise for Lee's army and a note that Jubulus Hill may become a U.S. senator from Georgia.
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Monsieur le Diable
Montgomery
Corinth
Manassas
John Pope
Leo
Jackson
Minnesota
United States
Saya
Overland Express Company
Himelf
Fare Education At Athens University Offer Promises Aid
Reliably informed that on January 10 the State University Faculty will appoint from applications that may be promising young men, admitted to all privileges without tuition or room rent. Applicants must show moral character and need, with options to join student life or soldier’s life to reduce living costs. The piece cites examples from Atlanta Medical College and discusses broader political context and regional reactions, mentioning Alabama and notable figures and contracts.
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State University
Picantes
Ting
Cap Pane Hong College
Atlanta Medical College
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Athens
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