No Baby Moon Siege in Crittenden Tale and Letters
A fragmented column blends a childhood poem about a moon and a forthcoming baby with essays on truthfulness in children. Includes an 1876 letter from a Georgia pastor resigning over scandal, plus various moral and religious vignettes about parenting, faith, and natural philosophy.
Knights of Honor Regular Meetings Noted
Knights of Honor hold regular meetings on the second and fourth Monday nights of each month. M. A. McNulty serves as Dictator and J. P. Sawrett as Reporter.
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Knights of Honor
Earhy
M. A. McNulty
J.P. Sawrett
Cuthbert
J. J. Haawer
H. P. M. C. Parkenrson
Wy Vaet
Spa
F. Ford
Ankcets
Ololocky
A. M
Ee Ahl Furwerten
F! Hats
Lafayette
Tnos
M. ‘Io
Eirini A. S. Browny Recorder
Varying Wives and a Long Lived Friendship Story
A humorous dialogue recounts Parker visiting California and quizzing McGonn about his wives. McGonn reveals four wives with Parker misunderstanding counts, ending with Parker’s quip and a train ride west. The excerpt shifts to reflections on perseverance and a whimsical tale of a forged Centennial egg.
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Utah
Parker
California
Four at Police Court Demand Silly Inn Order
Four men were brought up at a police court for disturbance at an inn. They listed absurd orders like fried millstones and two church steeples, a pint of town pumps brown, and a Thames Tunnel stuffed with onions before the landlord replied he did not have them, sparking a row.
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The
Columbus Enquirer
First Baptist Church
Columbus
Baetaren
Christian Brotherhood
Our Church
Baptist Churches
Solomon
George
Stephen
Driver
Thames Tunnel
The Manner of the Man in Civil Courtesy
A reflective piece on manners and civility, tracing gentleness and politeness as true social virtues. It cites anecdotes about hat tipping and courteous acts, arguing manners spring from character and shape reputation more than wealth or appearance.
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Kansas
Earth
Moon
Mercury
Charles Lamb
Lord Chestersfield
Three Kingdoms
Wilkes
Getting a Start and Keeping a Steady Pace in Life and Business
The piece argues steadiness wins in business over spasmodic effort and warns against living too fast. It links success to patient study and economy, while condemning extravagant living, especially for the young, and contrasts harsh discipline with indulgent trends.
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Young Ladies Leaving Association
Savannah
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King of Light
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F & As
Gitfourit
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Georgia
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Stewart
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Clay Early
Calhoune
Terrell
U.S
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Guerry
Dawson
Seiores
Robertson
Etrhbert
Westmoreland
Reiger
Lumpkin Street
Res paSence
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Mr. McGonn
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