Great Power in Small Things Versus Legacy of Duty
A speech urging belief in individual worth and daily effort. The speaker argues that the wealth of the universe lies in small acts and that no person is insignificant. He cautions against defeatist doubt and stresses praise, support, and steady work to guide youth toward meaningful contribution.
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Globe
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Feu
Hit
Chapin
Petit
Kilgoré
Colfax
Indiana
United Staten
Committee of Ways and Means
Teon
Clousette
Australia
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Republic
Committee of Wage and Means
Cme
New England
Ndt
Rice
Massechnaetts
England
Americas
United States
Morrill
Riow
Masse
Ogye
South
Aimwrien
Cape
Pilgrim and the Peas moral reflections by Rev. Chas. Wengeday
A fragment of lecturing prose contrasts two travelers in Peter Pindar's Pilgrim and the Peas. One uses boiled peas and speeds along, the other limp and wails. The piece extols goodness as the highest value, and condemns badness as the worst.
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Peter Pindur
Apon
Sid
Rev
Chas. Wenge Dey
April Morning domestic rhythm in Arden household
In a spring morning scene, Mia Arden longs for garden time while husband Mr. Arden frets over clothing and dinner. Their domestic frictions reveal a strained marriage as he reflects on Nelly’s waning beauty and past affection, amid city life and wind scented streets.
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George Washington
Weny
Mia Arden
Andon
Giret
Anien
Mr. Arden
Martin
Mrs. Arde
Mrs. Avilea
Pehaw
Mire Arden
Nelly
Harry
Mrs. Arden
Flirtations of Married Women and Moral Sermons
A sprawling feature mixes social critique with moralizing rants on maternal influence and female propriety, then shifts to a domestic vignette of Harry Arden with his wife Nelly, weaving in political tirades about tariffs, perseverance, and Lincoln era ideals. It juxtaposes Emerson and Stanton quotes with domestic scenes and tariff debates.
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Setetes
Agricultural notes on sugarcane fox fodder and fowl feeding
The article discusses Bergum Sucre for stock feeding and praises Chinese sugarcane as a valuable broad-cast crop with proper soil prep. It covers sweet potato profitability per acre, feeding grain choices for fowls, and cautions against sole Indian corn. It includes observations on Abraham Lincoln and a brief section on horse breed and leather care.
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Michigan
Mapure
Historical Cream Making and Ice Cream Recipes Digest
A late 19th or early 20th century cookbook fragment details homemade ice cream and dessert recipes. It covers vanilla cream, fruit preserves, Arris Cana, and other confections with directions for freezing, sugar, and flavoring, plus general tips on achieving light, smooth ice cream and avoiding water contamination. It includes iterative instructions from J. Crome of Merwer Co. and a broadened collection of sweets and baking notes.
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Agriculurat
J. Crome
Merwer
Lexen Carex
Tampa
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