TRUE BENEVOLENCE AND PAYING DEBTS BRINGS JOY
A widow gains relief when Eva Sterne persuades a rich merchant, Mr Miner, to accept small payments and forgive her father’s debt. The scene shifts between Eva’s modest home and Miner’s opulent mansion as gratitude grows. The story contrasts wealth’s generosity with humble endurance and reflects on happiness found in giving rather than receiving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miner
Eerce
Marina
Madison Street
Eva Sterne
Eva
Father
Lintoo
Lehigh
Can‘kering
Aed Bald Linn
Vena
Lina
Ima
Large feet reveal character and steadiness, not mere beauty
The piece argues that a foot should balance the figure, with large feet signaling honesty, stability, and homebound propriety. It cites Shakespearean examples, notes gait and dancing faults, and concludes that foot size reflects destiny, preferring neither too small nor too large.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earth
Andrey
Touchstone
Jaquis
Andre
Sean
Camilla
There Are No Tears in Heaven Tale and Teachings
A fragmented devotional piece argues there are no tears in heaven while recounting scenes of bereaved mothers and grieving youth. It blends a sermon on faith with moralizing parables about tobacco, temperance, and virtue, citing biblical references and poetical vignettes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jom TecHanTe
Nochild
Chyper
Tino
Glenmr
Narrow Escape in Lowell Hall Speech
In Lowell Massachusetts a crowded Assembly hall 100 by 128 feet shook as the floor sank twice during Rufus Choate’s speech. Men urged calm while women remained composed. Floor fastenings failed and timber joists gave way, but orderly exit prevented harm. Mr Butler and Mr Rand assessed the danger and urged retreat in orderly fashion. Choate acknowledged danger as he left, urging trust in Providence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
Mass
Rufus Choate
Choate
Boston Courier
Butler
Mr. Whipple
Mr. Choate
Mr. Butler
Mr. Rand
Cheap country goods and potatoes offered at cash
In Fremont on April 18, 1858 the notice advertises cheap brandies and spirits by ALNO and Danton Porter brands with Scotch and Detroit references. It promises low prices and quick returns, stating cash will be paid for potatoes, apples, peaches, butter, eggs, cheese, and other country products at a location next to Fusselman & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kusster & Co
Fremont
LE Hathelden
Port Monica
Detroit
Pittsburgh
Rom and Co
Fusselman & Co's
Lynee
Buckland
Wxy
New York
Gaerman
Bucklana’s
J. Schrif
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Canslove
Ietter
Cleopatra
Enoharbis
Anthony
June
Tagle
Leontes
Madame de Stacl
Tallayrand
Desdemona
Ophelia
Cornelia
Miranda
Kate
Peck
Petruchio
Diane
Tennyson
Neernta
Santain
Anguiah
Ani
Hesvon
Dean Grorce
Satan
Paul
Timothy
Genmi Sunra
Elin
Asys
George D. Prentice
Roose
Tomb of
Lazarus
Jerusalem
J. Scherif
Saxony
Europe
Leppelman
Sandusky
Chad
Prout Street
L. Leppelman
Ga N.B
Jowviry, &c
Pitino
Fremont, C
Tamson
Fremon
C. H Haynes
N.E
Sen
May
Theodore Clapp
Ieee Tewrtah
Dave
Pannar
Gines Inn
iMheene
Cation
Howe
Manu
Feymont
iSkad
Wee West & Me Commission
Ruby Ba Bey
Walnut Street
Nornnelat
John T. Toland
West Foums-srtzer
Matsasp Watser
Cincinnati
Tolset
B. P. Baker & CO
Commission
Weromants
E. Cor
Walnut and
Columbia Streets
Ortov
C. 7. Messer
Ile Pence
Cavan
Pitt’s Jadot
Piven
S.M
H.R. R. Depot
Ottawa
Seneca
Wood
Dickenson & Hargreaves
England
Uitte
Couttry
Mt Quailty
STOW
Betis Block
Canfield, & Bro
Green Springs
Joots and Shoes
Bigp Bam
Recian
Merrimac
Cocheco
Allen
Binuk Berds
Journal Office
Pemtattw
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