Who Shall bear the Deiceratic Standard O Wiley in 1850
A long, fragmentary 1878-article excerpt discusses Democratic presidential prospects. It features James Hedges of Maryland, Josiah Hodges of Baltimore, and quotes on Thomas F Bayard as the preferred nominee. It surveys the party mood, the Solid South, and the 1876-78 electoral climate with emphasis on Bayard's national appeal and unity.
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A Toy's Life and the Boy Child Myth in Verse and Prose
A fragmented prose poem and satire contrasts the advent of a boy with expectations of a girl. It muses on gender, infant development, and social promises, detailing a newborn boy’s march from delicate innocence to robust practicality, amid commentary on poverty, virtue, and future duties.
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Old Maids and Bachelors Parade in Silly Stereotypes
A humorous facet of 19th century social lore contrasts old bachelors, old maids, and old dighelors with quips on habits, meals, travel, manners, and health. The piece satirizes lovesick bachelors, homebound maids, and aging romantics while noting health quirks and social perceptions. A Boston woman, Mrs. Mary Marter, claims a Maryland estate linked to William Mackey through Scottish ties, seeking to prove descended rights to a large inheritance.
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Charles Marter
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Scotland
Lessons in Etiquette and Resolve for 1875
A muddled set of social maxims and reflections on time. It urges good manners and restraint, warns against vanity, and emphasizes moral improvement as the year 1875 ends. The text contrasts decorative foolishness with proper conduct, and closes with a meditation on life’s fleeting nature and a call to noble living.
Youth named Chas Fisher faces Policy Court in New York
A youth named Chas Fisher admitted guilt for breaking a glass and recounted a motive to reform prompted by letters from a family member at Sing Sing. The judge sought proofs, and the case drew sympathy as Fisher sought work and a chance at a new life, illustrating the power of a smother’s love over a wayward son. The piece railed against gossip and tattlers in society, warning of prying noses and the harm of scandal.
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Winter of the heart and the trials of life
A moral meditation on enduring through poverty, loss, and disappointment. It urges steadfast faith and courage to resist despair, promising protection by angels and resilience as one faces death, dwindling health, and the fading light of hope. The piece contrasts hardship with the call to keep hope alive.
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Fragmented reflections on childhood, virtue, and urban life
An old essay explores the growth of a cedar as a metaphor for spiritual ascent and detachment from worldly pleasures. It argues for loving one’s home, healthy childhood, and virtuous adulthood, urging parents to provide warmth, air, and liberty to nurture character. It contrasts city life with a godly, peaceful upbringing.
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