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Daughter, Do Not Let Mother Slave Anymore
A Rural Sun poem urges daughters to spare their mothers backbreaking toil. It laments faded vitality and brittle steps, pleading daughters to share chores and keep mothers from laboring. The piece contrasts a mother's sacrifice with a daughter's responsibility and grief.
Quarrel Deterrents and Local Campaign Note
A reflective essay argues peace over conflict, advising to quit abusive company and ignore slander. It notes David Longshore entering Dekalb county politics as a blacksmith, joking about qualifications for Governor and Legislature. A humorous riddle about snow, water, and milk follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Longshore
Dekalb County
David
Objections to Texas as a Home in Burney Letter
In a pointed defense of Texas, 5. W. Burney argues water scarcity, timber shortage, unhealthy climate, population indolence, and slavery of women as major obstacles to settlement. He predicts future fixes like cisterns, rail or timber law, and improved health, while noting high wages and cotton dependence hinder labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuthbert Appeal
Georgia
Texas
Legion
Fgr
Thither
Red River
Galveston
W. Burney
Mississippi Wedding Backed by Quick Clergyman’s Aid
Miss Sallie Gelle Martin of Alabama, a Memphis beauty, accepted Jove Stone’s proposal after a lighthearted stroll. They obtained a license with John Overton Jr and James Reilly, wed by Rev. George C. Harris at St. Mary’s with a borrowed ring. The couple celebrated with friends and cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sallie Gelle Martin
Alabama
Memphis
Tennessee
Jove Stone
Fred. Martin
Mr. Martin
Joe Stone
Martin
Miss Martin
Stone
John Overton, Jr
James Reilly
Mr. Stone
St. Mary’s
Poplar Street
George C. Harris
Fourth Street
Harris
Man of God
Terrible Story from the Sea Broughty Ferry Sailors
Mr Webster of Broughty Ferry relates the Arracan disaster from Shields to Bombay. The ship burned on February 14 and her crew abandoned her on the 20th. The pinnace drifted 33 days until rescued near Calcutta. In hunger and fear, crew endured cannibalism and violence before rescue by City of Manchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webster
Broughty Ferry
Dundee
Clyde
Arracan
Shields
Bombay
Aden
Cochin
Indian Ocean
Manchester
Calcutta
Layford
Davies
Mr. Webster
Stardie
Emmeline's baby thriller and party night gossip
Fragmentary diary style items reveal Emmeline's baby confusion and a nurse's rough care. The scene shifts to Susan recounting a party supper insult and a dinner goose mishap. Witty quips about wives and domestic life follow, ending with a cheeky ad line about soothing syrups.
Quote about weather and irony from Tom a Berrie
A short humorous exchange notes the oddity of being dry when wet and wet when dry. It references Josh Billings and his remark that codfish are as good as an umbrella for staying dry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom
Josh Billings
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Singer
Scientific American
I. M. Singer
Wing
Cake
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Manchester Guardian
New England
Robert
New York
Tam
Roth
Emmeline
Bob
Ganma
Morsip
Susan