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A brief notice section from Harper's Magazine noting illustrated content and notices related to the press.
03 Mar 1877
Page 1
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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1877
Page
1
A brief notice section from Harper's Magazine noting illustrated content and notices related to the press.
A notice states postage will be free to all subscribers within the United States. No further details provided.
Reuben Eden a young clergyman and Ada Romer break off their engagement over control and dancing. Ada perishes in a house fire while Eden vows to save her. Miraculously Ada survives in disguise as a servant, and the couple reunite after the Japanese helper reveals the truth and Ada returns as Eden’s wife.
A long exhortation on laughter as a tonic and exorciser of evil spirits. It praises hearty laughter for stirring body and spirit, improving health, and brightening faces across ages, describing its universal, uplifting effects and lack of remorse.
A reflection on caution against despair, noting that without hope of good a person lacks fear of evil and may act without restraint. The remark contrasts desperation with prudence, suggesting hope guides prudent behavior even in dire circumstances.
A concise observation notes that without prudent handling, knowledge loses value. It warns that insight must be tempered by responsibility and practical judgment to prevent folly.
The piece explains two ear types large and small as metaphors for thinking styles. Large ears suit broad, leading facts and big enterprises, while small ears favor precise details and quantities, tending toward retail over wholesale business.
Alevander's Messenger advises that facing enemies without fear strengthens a sterling character who thinks and speaks for himself. Do not dispute or bow to spite, for action will provoke a reaction and bring back those alienated, as critics fade when duty is fulfilled.
A true wife hides her husband’s faults, trusting a confidant, while valuing character above life. The wife should treat the husband’s failings as private, keeping them within the bosom as a sanctified refuge.
An inspirational maxim urging readers to set ambitious goals and pursue them without waiting for others to elevate them. The fragment emphasizes self-reliance and proactive pursuit of aspirations.
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