Alonzo the Brave and the Fair Imogene Tale
A Romantic legend unfolds with Alonzo the Brave and Fair Imogene in a green grove. A jealous baron wins Imogene’s heart, a skeletal specter returns to punish falsehood, and the tale ends with a haunting justice.
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The White Man's Party and the Negro Vote in Mississippi
A long extract discusses alcohol impact on the body, then shifts to racial upheaval in Mississippi. It cites a white supremacist press view that black voters harmed white rights, endorsing a white man's party and warning of racial conflict. The piece includes a vivid tale from a coal mine and ends with a London Ledger reflection on time and memory.
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Sambo
Tim Livina
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Reserve power and health from blood and work limits
A discussion on reserve power as vital to strength and health. It argues the body needs stored blood and rest to prevent collapse under heavy labor, comparing humans to mills and engines. It warns against overexertion, links fatigue to age, and cites historical notes on frugally using resources.
Public debate over Supreme Court nomination and Senate action
The text discusses Hoan opposing withdrawal of his Senate name for Associate Justice, Ife denying seeking the Supreme Court post and preferring Cabinet, while noting mixed signals on Hoar’s confirmation and a suggestion to replace with a Southern lawyer. It also briefly mentions the dangers of looking into a coal fire for eye health.
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Domestic disputes and social order in 19th century morals
A reflective piece discusses jealousy and the defense of marital honor, arguing that murder cannot be justified by damaged domestic peace. It condemns attacks on wives as threats to society, urges lawful punishment of offenders, and contemplates public outrage, women's safety, and the role of moral standards in relationships. The text weaves in aphorisms on dirt, manners, and hygiene as social guidance.
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