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Newspaper

Henry Republican

Location

Henry, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Nov 20, 1879

Page

3

Mammy's Lament on a Mother's Fevered Loss

A Detroit note presents a dialect lament spoken by a mother over her lost baby. The text traces a tender grief as the speaker mourns the child and hopes for a reunion in a promised afterlife, invoking faith and familial memory amid sorrow.

Thanksgiving Hope in the Gillespie Home

Orphans Helen and Robert Gillespie, living with Miss Phebe Maynard, find a Thanksgiving miracle when their late mother’s hidden china teapot contains nine dollars and sixty seven cents. The funds fund a turkey and pastries, shareable with Miss Sanford, who helps Helen and Robert, and inspires Robert to pursue book learning with Sanford’s mentorship, ending in hopeful futures.

Helen Robert Gillespie Phebe Maynard Hannah Robert Helen Hilly Miss Phebe Ehysicien Vé Uollars Phebe Wat Ve Evisamily Misa Phebe Tiiaien Ules Miss Juebe Sanford Matas Bes Miss Hannah Belen Gillespia Dogont Main Street Tion Mar Phoebe Phelips Helen Gillespie Miss Phébe Mr. Sanford Dr. Smith Phebeiss Hannah Dean Mabel Ed Dowd N. Y

The Business Man and the Carpet

A busy financier and self styled statesman balks at buying a front parlor carpet. His wife insists on shopping alone but he delays the purchase amid business haste. The piece satirizes his mismatch between decisive counting room skill and indecision in choosing colors and texture.

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Our Young Folks A Little Boys Troubles

A reader letter from Carlotta Ferry in Wife Awake laments learning to read and write. She describes ink on fingers, messy copy-books, and letters that dance on the page. She asks readers for comfort and tips to master handwriting.

Carlotta Ferry

An Unfortunate Family

A quirky clan is described in vivid episodic detail with a baby who sleepily disrupts routines, a four year old antics prone to mischief, a bookish ten year old, and a sour sister Nell as chaos from a night editor father and a self-important mother from a “first family” background dominates their days.

Helény Robert Helen Rob Pha Ponto John Thin Nes Hobaun Brive Big Brudder Sv Heir Nell Gilc Mol Sodia Cain Todl Mmery Mapes St. Nicholas

Local Natives, Nomads, and a Statue Echoes

A fragment notes migratory nomads and recalls a city journalist who mentioned an equestrian statue on a horse back and a reporter who declared box 3009’s alarm false. The musings tie historic press lines to present city lore.

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Story of Two Men in Connecticut City Divides Moral Tales

Hartford correspondent recounts two contrasting figures in a Connecticut town. A gifted but fallen clergyman yields to vice amid troubled churches, while a young physician arrives as a stranger, marries into a wealthy lineage, builds a thriving practice, and becomes a prominent city figure. The piece reflects on rapid rise and sharp decline.

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