Delaware State Reporter: Capital City Paper of 1854 Democratic Faith
The Delaware State Reporter, published semi weekly in Dover, declares itself the voice of the State Democratic Party and Union support. It promises rapid foreign and domestic intelligence, agricultural and market reports, and original literary content, with a two dollar yearly subscription in advance.
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George W. S. Nicholson
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Democratic Party of
Aeromen
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National Democracy
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Reporter Office Advertises Printing And Steamboat Schedule
The piece markets the Reporter job printing office at Gerner Varn and Lochermann Streets offering a full range of services from handbills to acts of incorporation and circulars. It promotes the Steam Propeller for Philadelphia and Balloon service from Smyrna Landing with regular schedules and onboard meals.
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Lochermann
Smyrna
Dons Landing
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SONA
Philadelphia
Market Street
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Delaware City
New Castle
Dover
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Homer and His Legendary Origins in Ancient Greece
The article surveys Homer’s personal history, dating him about four hundred years before his time and often placing him around nine hundred years prior. It notes claims that he was descended from a family in Swita on the Hes river, possible blindness, and the idea he roamed Greek cities singing for sustenance. It covers the fame of Homer’s poems, the rise of rhapsodists, and Pisistratus’s role in shaping Homeric recitation. It compares rhapsodists to modern bards and mentions schools and public festivals where his works were taught and celebrated.
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Herudopas
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Onga
Mar
Swita
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Greece
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Charly
Charley Macauley
Gordon
James
Fred
Niagara
Charley Macaulay
Calcutta
Corinth
David
Jesse
Homeric Poetry and Theatre Revered in Antiquity
The article discusses the reverence for Homer as the father of Grecian poetry, the role of rhapsodists who became poets, and debates over the authorship of the Odyssey. It contrasts classical admiration with skepticism toward later joint stock claims.
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Prinee
Thei
Heaven
Homer
Tomer
Kain
Arthur
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