Inez Returns Home Aided by Wealthy Gesture of Love
In a restored family tale from Scribner's Monthly, Inez Granger, once adrift at fourteen, returns to her New England kin after earning a fortune from a painting. She pays off the mortgage, reunites with her mother and Rufus, and offers herself as a daughter and wife, blessing the old homestead.
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Notice on Advertising Rates for Public Notices
Public notice lists advertising rates and formats for square inch ads in the term, with one line ads at one cent and longer ads charged proportionally. It notes a five cent minimum and half-rate discounts for public meetings, personal communications, and yearly advertisers.
Rest. Dyes Then Ryan, My Fet Are Wearied
A fragmented verse set in archaic dialect expresses exhaustion and longing for rest. The speaker laments toil that yields little, comparing sowing without harvest to planting in spring and reaping in autumn, ending with a plea for rest.
Sleep as the Best Stimulant for Recovery
The text argues sleep as the only true brain recuperation, claiming rest refuels brain power by allowing nutritive particles from blood to replenish what labor consumed. It warns stimulants merely exhaust brain substance, leaving nothing to recover and risking collapse when sleep is unavailable.
Occupation for Children in Everyday Life
The habit of children proves occupation is a necessity with most of them. They love to be busy, even about nothing, and to be usefully employed. Idleness is the mother of mischief. children should be taught independence of others’ services, fitting them for prosperity and fortitude in reversals.
Integrity of Character in Young Men
A moral exhortation urging young men to prize integrity above wealth, warning that fortune can fail yet integrity endures. It argues unbending honesty builds lasting friendships and aid, and stresses abstaining from actions that injure conscience and honor. Even the poorest can possess this priceless capital.
Frugal Living Advice From an Old Gentleman
An old gentle man counsels a newly married couple to keep their home small and neat and avoid inviting every acquaintance. He warns that excess space invites unwanted guests and can inflate expenses, emphasizing modest hospitality and prudent budgeting.
Freemasonry’s benevolent aims and moral foundations
A historical note describes Freemasonry as an institution built on benevolent intent to spread happiness through the best and truest principles of moral life and social virtue.
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FREEMASONRY
Earnest Life Admonitions on Quiet Strength and Kindness
An earnest life need not be loud or flashy. Quiet steadfastness and daily kindness outshine noisy show, and time reveals true character. A wise woman asks for directions through a campus building, reflecting everyday human perplexity and humor.
Sapscrine to the JourNAL only $1.50 a year
Sapscrine business offers the JourNAL at a yearly rate of one dollar fifty, signaling a special subscription price.
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Sapscrine
Ambitious youth learns harsh lessons in life and work
A sad letter from a hopeful young man recounts misfortune and lack of training. He laments being left to his own resources and the need to learn a trade. The writer argues every person should gain a profession or skill to support themselves and others.
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Take Counsel With Yourself Says Youths Should Decide
The passage urges young men to weigh parental and friend guidance but stresses personal accountability. After gathering advice, individuals should meditate alone, choose their path, and pursue it with firm resolve regardless of external opinions, taking counsel with oneself as the final guide.
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Patriotism and honesty in Republican leaders questioned
A fragmented selection of quotes argues for a statesman who serves the country over party, urging bold honesty about the Chandler Camel, Ron Gould, and Grant conspiracy. The piece envisions a fearless figure who could safeguard republic institutions and avert national misery.
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