Why I Proudly Deter Know Nothings In Politics
A folded poem from The Citizen humorously laments Know Nothing politics and Irish stereotypes. It rails at debt, fines, and justice, mocking xenophobia and the idea of alien foreigners being hunted for a water’s edge. The speaker jests about Dutch and Irish phrases and laments civic tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Houston
Congress
Republie
Youse Mey
Alexander
Greece
Egypt
Asia
Bonaparte
France
Pitt
Brittan
Edmund Burke
Treasury
Our
Washington
Braddock
Alexander Hamilton
Wahington
Efferson
Indepei
Isazc Newton
Cambridge Colege
Englen
Clouds and the Second Coming Vision in Revelation Style
Fragmented biblical texture portrays apocalyptic imagery of clouds and the Son of Man returning with power and glory. The speaker recalls prophetic visions of judgment, the faithful awaiting the Lord, and the eternal hope tied to the Saviour’s arrival on the clouds of heaven.
Is she happy Helen Irving a loving tragedy unfolds
Helen Irene Irvings life traces love duty and social pressure as she marries Fred Stanley for family status, hides heartbreak, and endures a quiet sorrow that culminates in illness and death. Mrs Irving confronts the cost of ambition and the final revelation that Helen finds solace beyond this world through faith and a devoted George Merryl.
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Mother
Aslen
George Morty
Helen
Ernest Gaz
George
Fred Stanley
Mrs. Irving
Ellen
Joorge Merryl
Fred
Elen
Darling
Hans
Cay
Mr. Invissei
Wali
Stranes
George Merry
Helen the Bright
Pan- Forester
Treatment for Catarrh and Throat Disease by Inhalation
A physician outlines a chronic throat and nose inflammation, its symptoms, and how inhalation therapy and nasal cleansing relieved a patient named William Bunce in December 1252. He claims his shower inhalation method cleanses nasal cavities and upper throat, reduces stomach discharge, and restores health, while warning others against quack remedies and promising his own inhalation apparatus and preparations.
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Te American
Snells
William Bunce
Hudson Street
Jack
Heston
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
The Liquor Trade Threatens Community Welfare Ad
An anti liquor broadside proclaims its plan to profit from intoxication, urging readers to fear ruined families, crime, and public costs. It warns of riots, poverty, and hospitalities, pledging to supply an article that harms health, wealth, and virtue. The piece contrasts this with moral appeals and social harm.
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Fiteworth
Purer Pveily Pieday and Town Building Notice
Fragmentary OCR shows a local notice mentioning Main Street near the bank and a building project with annual rates two dollars and a reduced rate of one dollar fifty cents if paid promptly. Advertisements offered at reasonable rates.
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Purer Pveily
Pieday Sorsewory N. K. Sawyer
Kic
Hane
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Ellsworth American
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