Get Out of the Devil’s Way in All Mischief
A moral exhortation urges readers to yield no ground to temptation. Keep out of the devil's path by avoiding vice, games of chance, quarrels, and seductive company. Flight or restraint is preferable to conflict or compromise. moral conduct preserves health, dignity, and peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smischiel
Toby
Aimee
Constellation
Pranklin
Ramford
Europe
Fink Nders
Rumford
Germany
Journal of Health
Anecdotes of Women Ms Fry on Newgate visit
Four years ago Mrs Fry visited Newgate at Friends urging. She found nearly three hundred women in the two wards and cells reserved for the untried. The condition was described as crowded and inadequate, with even the governor reluctant to enter.
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Mia
Bly
Enongh
Mr. Buxton
Society of
Priend
Newgate
Hell Upon Earth
Buxton
Virdau
Melito Onlert
Newgale
Vast fossil bones found buried in Kentucky mud
The article describes a dramatic bone find in Boone County Kentucky. It details enormous fossil remains buried twenty feet deep in black mud, including a largest head bone and giant bone masses. It compares the find to mammoth and whale skeletons, noting horses not known on the continent at Columbus's time. The bones were recovered with other animal remains and will be presented in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cinein
Com. Advocate
Bis Bove Lick
Boone County
Kentucky
Uncertain Fragments On Skeletons Marriages And Accidents
A fragmentary notice describes a twelve foot skeleton to be shipped from New York to Europe. It ridicules marriage to poor but meritorious women and mocks modern courtship. A bank avalanche incident is briefly recounted with a witness remark about a man bearing the weight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paulding
The Ladies Book subscription appeal and terms
The Lady's Book announces exhausted first edition and urges immediate subscriptions for a new volume starting January. It details pricing, payments, discounts for agents, monthly numbers with music and engravings, and calls for prompt remittance to ensure continued distribution and expanded plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. Godey & CO
Mul
Wil Bs
Fhe
Hemp Machine Offered to Farmers for Market Hemp Growth
A 1830 prospectus endorses Barn and Stevenson hemp dressing machines. It promises farmers a water dressed, weed free hemp at 12 1/2 dollars per ton delivered to Portland, with optional water and dress service. Certificates from European and American hemp experts claim superior efficiency and quality, asserting the device could surpass existing methods and rival Russian or Dutch hemp preparations. Inquiries directed to local merchants and Isaac A. Mills at Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MME
Huron
Sandusky
Bausoa & Stevenson
Portland
James Belden
Harch
M. Guu, & Co
Muneng
Isaac A. Millissi
Europe
America
Bardid Stevenson
Barn & Stevenson
Ameries
Josten Brows
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Ocean
Iria
Mexico
Thebes
Tyre
Athens
Rome
Ms. Fry
Martin Tile
Napoleon
Boston
Adam
Mer
Szurre
Morew
Safi
N. York
Providence Journal
New England
John B. Russell
Mass
Thomas G. Fassenden
Robert Weiker
Mensor
New- York
Jorethin Dour
Benjamin S. Fassett
Leonard Darsy
Nui
Mn Hhiner
Cavertoon
N.Y
Baraun
Stephenson
Konerr “Vincox
Leeson Vanvy
Jovrnal
Txeuseth
Ticalih
Chesnut Street
Philadelphia
Journal of Law
Joulwal
Bearte
Johnson
Norwalk
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