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Newspaper
Freeport Journal
Location
Freeport, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1873
Page
6
A Mississippi household tale centers on Cora who forgets to remove a fire blower and risks a blaze. After a harsh lesson from family and a dramatic kitchen-parlor incident, she prays, reforms, and by year’s end earns trust through newfound memory and diligence.
A cited prospect printed on tinted paper showcases a fashion plate frontispiece and sheet music. It notes good taste, original and selected content, and strong patronage from St. Louis business houses. Wishing editor Julia M Purinton ongoing success. price listed as 3 dollars per year or 25 cents a copy.
Hearth and Home for March 29 presents a full page illustration of Faith by Dobson and includes a likeness of the late Professor Sedgwick. Edward Fggles ton's The Mystery of Metropolis ville leads the weekly with varied columns for farmers, mechanics, and housewives, plus ample space for Our Boys and Girls.
Golden Hours for April presents stories and poems for readers. Links of Kindness continues with growing interest and illustrations. A new serial Lydia Colter's Trials by Margie S Hughes starts, promising entertainment from chapter one. The issue includes a full page of music for young readers.
The April Little Corporal charms both children and older readers with Mrs. Emily Huntington Miller’s Uncle Dick's Legacy growing more engaging and Mary A. Denison's Hidden Treasure equally delightful. From cover to cover, the monthly issue pleases boys and girls with its bright, sparkly pages.
The March issue presents timely hints for flower fruit and vegetable gardens. Communications on American Horticulture hot water experience forcing by natural heat small green houses and related topics are highlighted.
The notice commends The Young Folks Rural as a monthly for households with entertaining and instructive reading. It highlights rural affairs, stories, poems, and illustrations, calling it a first class monthly for the young, published by H. N. F. Lewis of Chicago.
Chicago publisher John B Alden presents iWhat Next a periodical for boys and girls with pleasant stories and good poetry. Subscriptions are 75 cents yearly or ten cents per issue each part stands alone and is complete.
A Rochester paper advertises The American Rural Home edited by Hopkins & Reynolds as the finest agricultural and horticultural journal. It highlights clear type, practical farmer focus, and literary appeal. The offer runs nine months from April 1 for one dollar, billed as the cheapest and best value for readers.
A New York literary scene tale describes Carlyle Club members from Indica and Cambridge Boston meeting to read Carlyle. An irreverent member inserted his own lines into the reading provoking applause among the Carlyle devotees and the club leader, famed as a American apostle of Carlyle, called magre Pep.
A jumble of quips and vignettes from a gossip page, including wry quotes on manners and wit, light verse about weather and aging, sketches of curious neighbors, a rhinoceros ploughing a field misread as a patent implement, and a tale of a boy at Sabbath school reacting to Jacob and Rachel with rustic bravado.
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