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Newspaper
Huron Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1832
Page
2
The piece questions whether a man should plainly answer yes or no rather than evasive replies. It urges straightforward clarity, arguing for a direct “No” when appropriate and condemning unnecessary euphemism. It reflects on social norms about frankness and politeness in giving a definite response.
A reflective piece from the New-York Mirror on marriage as a social mockery and solemn bond. It sketches how couples, poets, and spectators react to weddings, with anecdotes of a groomman’s awkward duties, a journal of Juliana, and humorous scenes of domestic life.
An old moral essay warns a son to seek a virtuous wife over flashy beauty and prideful women. It extols a wife as a sanctua ry support in sorrow and a guide to heaven while cautioning against vanity, luxury, and unworthy suitors. The piece contrasts rulers and fame with personal virtue and steadfast home life.
The Cincinnati Mirror announces a future weekly edition after current volume ends while maintaining a semi monthly issue. It describes literary and scientific content, including tales poetry biographical notices and sketches. Subscriptions are priced at one dollar twenty five cents annual advance, one fifty after two months, or one seventy five after six months. Cincinnati 1838.
Edwin Peck announces The Literary Tablet a new periodical to fill a vacancy caused by partisan editing. It will publish eight quarto pages each Saturday alternate issues with tales poetry essays and selections from European and American periodicals. Subscriptions are one dollar annually in advance with two dollars and fifty cents at year end. New Haven April 14 1892. NEW STORE.
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