Odds and Enis and the muddled marriage notices in print
A garbled mash of items includes marriage notices labeled Attachment Notices in Chicago, claims a Methodist candidate for constable, questions about a railroad conductor’s ticket punch, and a Massachusetts rumor of 7 000 men in Peoria. It also references a Hartford Courant thought on murderers, a Terre Haute woman supporting a husband, and a boy asking for boys without religion in a bookstore scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ghio
Chicago
Worth of Work and Faith in Daily Labor
A long meditation on labor as a path to Christian character and ethical living. It argues that work should ennoble, not degrade, and that attitudes toward daily tasks shape the soul. The piece urges cheerful service, acceptance of duties, and sees all labor as part of serving God. It notes the link between faith and works and cites clerical figures and quotes to illustrate how devotion elevates ordinary tasks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
God
Satan
Christ
John Selden
Sage
J. Sage
Dr. Pierce
Uche
BR. V. Pierce
Buffalo
I. H. Miller
Exchange and
Bridge Streets
Freeport
Ill
J. Kline
Scribner 1874 Catalog Preview Promises Rich Reading
The magazine announces an upcoming year with a serialized story by Miss Trafton, brilliant novelettes and short stories by Saxe Folia Bret Harte, and a range of poems and illustrations. It highlights portraits, biographical sketches, and articles on dairy farming, stock raising, household decoration, and furniture, among fifty plus illustrated pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Trafton
Saxe Folia Bret Harte
Benj
F. Taylor
Nicholas
Scribner’s Monthly
Scribner's Monthly
Scribner
Scribner’s
St. Nicholas
Scribner & CO
Broadway
N. Y
The Great South continues through the year
The December issue completes the Louisiana papers in The Great South illustrated series. The next topics include The Lone Star State, The Mountain Regions of the South, The Iron Regions of Missouri, and more. Essays, travel sketches, poems, and etchings build a Christian literary magazine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisiana
Lone Star State
South
Missouri
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Odds and Enis
Massachusetts
Peoria
Cuba
Hartford Courant
Sharescape
Ducato
De‘gn
Cleveland Dry Goods
Hampshire
Terre Haute
Indiana
Fibash
Any
Texas
Yig
Cardiff
Marlor
Nof Donahue
Georgia
Maiti
Ither
Vicksburg
Seorkeington
Hatton
Zaccheus
Jesus
Habar
Clearfield County
Gupita
Sting
Larry
Pmbury News
Frederick
Prussia
S. Robinson
Charles Miel
Protestant Episcopal Church
Philadelphia
New York
Church of the Holy Savior
East Twenty-fifth Street
Madison Avenue
Paradise
Atlantic
Katherine Earle
Fountain
Douche
Saaraf Heures
Twa Yreesereyaes Ees
W.O.R
Na de Monroe
Wis
Cedarville
Orangeville
Oneco
Shuey’s Mille
Mon- Gaya
Elizabeth
Watterman’s Milla
Yellow Creek
Loran
Kent
Plum River
Yankee Hollow
Stockton
Ward's Grove
Derinda
Byers
Buensa Vista
Cedarville Damascus
McConnell’s Grove
Silver Creek
Wwe
Smith D.ateiv
Jos
Friends
Broad
A. F. Broad
Wmn
L. Lautenbach
Cor
Galena
Dundas Dick & Co
Wooster St
W. W. Robey
Gray
Geo
Thompson
C. D. Blanchard
Frank Miller
Stephenson St
Aarea
Queens
Robey, Thompson & Co
Peard’s Patent
William Lane
Baileyville, Ogle Co
Messrs
Hettinger & Williams
Minonk
Chicago & Minonk Coal CO
Minonk, Ills
Blossburg
Commission ‘Stable
George Potts
J. R. Perkins & Co
Stephenson Streets
Armmure A. A. Kulp
Freeport, Ill
Freeport Woolen Mills
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Blanchard, D. H. Sunderland, Gray, Blanchard & Co.,anufacturers
W. Robey
Steephenson St
Pega
Lstate
John Kline
Giphenson County
Nlinois
I. F P. Kleeckner
District Court OF
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United States
Ilinois
Joseph Roche
Benkruptcy
Anid
Stephenson
United States Court Room
J. A. Crain
Freepor
John Klapp
Elvira
Klapp
Circuit Court
Stephenson County
State of Illinois
Illinois
Chicago Street
Clark
Court House
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