The Three Little Chairs Poem Memory of Absent Children
A grieving couple recalls their children as three empty chairs by the fireplace evoke past days. The old mother urges keeping them, while the father wants to hide them. They cherish prayers nightly, hoping to meet the children in a heavenly home.
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Johnny
Wallis
Mary
God
Frank
Why Do Children Die In Answer To This Question
A historical medical notice argues child death stems from improper care and harmful exposure. It condemns tight indoor confinement and bare outdoor dress, urging better protection and air. The text cites moral reflections from various authors on life, society, and the child’s fate.
The Housekeeper's Diary and Domestic Lessons
A 1840s diary excerpt details daily household activities. April 14 to 17 cover children’s scrapbooks, homemade recipes such as mock mince pie, hyacinth bulb care, glass repair with shellac, and a discussion on marriage and incompatibility, concluding with reflective quotes on love and heartache.
Enduring character beyond talents and training
The passage argues that tastes affections and sentiments reveal a person more than abilities or learning and that society often judges character by achievement rather than inner qualities. It emphasizes the primacy of character over talent in forming judgments about individuals.
Women Triumph in Civil Service Examinations
The Inter Ocean notes the civil service reforms opening opportunities for women. It highlights the Internal Revenue Bureau and Treasury Department where female appointees excel, with Miss Seavy leading a fourth class clerkship and Miss Rogers proving expert in Treasury accounts as she aims higher.
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Wash
Inter-Ocean
Heaven Save the
Mark
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Treasury Department
Treasury
Miss Seavey
Internal Revenue Bureau
Miss Rogers
Division of Accounts
Treasury Bureau
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