Dickens and Christmas Spirit Across Bethlehem and Bethlehem
The excerpt blends a Nativity tale of Mary and Joseph with a later scene of Christ's crucifixion and resurrection, shifting to a Dickensian Christmas meditation. It contrasts Bethlehem’s manger with Calvary and then lauds Dickens for his humane portrayal of poverty and Christmas mercy, ending with moral reflections and yuletide vignettes from period newspapers.
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Ty Lua County Mercury
Dickens
Doskaloosy Herald
Hontt
Charles Dickens
Armind Ap
Christ
Cratchity
Peter
Piashail
Bob
Scrooge
Bob Cratchie
Chuckiel
Turkey
Mornig
Asalet
Bethlehem
Pupple
Dark Sea
Enders
Lonely Watch
French Funeral Customs and Courtship Verses in a Boston Chronicle
A long excerpt outlines French funeral rites with coffin sprinkling, ecclesiastical pomp, and a crowd of social strata in Paris processions. It contrasts lavish ceremonies with simple burials, notes church drapery and catafalques, and mentions mixed crowds honoring the dead. The piece closes with light sketches on courtship, marriage proposals aboard a ship and tales of bold suitors and bashful lovers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Claes
Theas
Boston Herald
False Impression In New York Sup Scene
A garbled text fragment shows a humorous exchange about a shipboard object misidentified as a gideboard. The speakers include Miss Maude and a drunken Mr. Sisy aboard the Fleetwing, with scattered crude phonetic lines and names such as Minne Mires Manila No. 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sisyon Shoud
Fleetwing
Mosque of Omar and Crusader ruins described in travel piece
Sophia M. Palmer narrates a Quiver essay visiting Jerusalem. The article details the Mosque of Omar, Mount Moriah, ancient rock, and crumbling galleries, then shifts to a model barn essay by Chas. P. Gilmore advising barn placement, ventilation, and layout for efficient farm work.
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Solomon's Temple
Omar
Mount of Olives
Poirs
Solomon
Golden Gate
Temple
Itealf
Mount Moriah
Massio
Santa Maria Munggiore
Rome
Ortala
Pattizione
Abraham
el Akanr
Mosque of
Onur
Sophia M. Palmer
Cliss Easay
Chas. P. Gilmore
Ilinois University
Champaign
Industrial expansion drives demand for labor across the nation
The article notes growing industrial activity in the south and west with railroads adding warehouses, shops, and stations. Manufacturing in western regions expands winter work, while eastern builders stay steady. A national push for machinery, tools, and supplies fuels hiring, with new plant openings and increased freight and textile output shaping a busy winter season.
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Norothern
Tate
Bath
Missouri
Arkansix
Far West
Pacific
National Association of Shallders
Upaoa
Indiana
EL Paso
Ceiti
Monnplis
Denvey
Acai
Montahita
Willa Capilyl
Rit Tha Galt Roost
Amd
Weateinghouse
Sleven
Wim
Rocale Ieth Foundries
Machiva Koja
Machiniatsim
Jower Priers
United States
Industrial unrest and factory shifts ripple across states
The article surveys widespread labor and industrial changes from Concord to New Hampshire and beyond, noting idle workers in Laconia, rising fire safety concerns, midwest and southern shifts in shoe jobbing, new freight contracts, planned brake manufacturing, and ongoing electric power debates. It mentions specific plants, regional responses, and recent strikes affecting workers and manufacturers nationwide.
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Concord
New Hampshire
Hosiary
Laconia
Branson
Tod Cnglavors
Windsor
Vermont
Hay
Mobile
Alabama
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OL Ita
Keepie Antwerdd
Fowlog
Joseph
Mary
oTin
Joaaph
Angela
Mangur
Christ Child
Anay
Tar
Bethlehem'a Atar
Marymother
Jenunaler
Bruiaed
Bethslehem
Apeara
Pheoun
Buhia
Ace
Elory
Lilite
Ani Johm
Leaven
Ktedewmer ix
Chicago
Powthblow
California
Ile
Atovee
Louise
Savoy
Charles of Bourton
Lor
Lord Places
New York Sun
Jady
Trent
Bill Seke
Hines Werons
Eveite
Eac
Greator Distants
Hnsi
Telegraph
Phe
Dreas Pingebim
West Bee
Afi Pike
Bo Sa Fay
Rochester
N. Y
Staye Board of Mediation and Abitration
Iaculties
Hai City
Arourd
State Board of Arbitration
Fidel
Jovbingg
Aloemakera' Etriko
Cincinnati
Tauk Joint Board of Agmiration
Weating House
Pittsburg
Lhetu
St. Louis
Lilonbora
N.C
Atkuita Fa
Mount Ainy
Bessemer
Vickstarg
Mina
Uselva
Canuilan Pacific Railroad Company
Amonnoni
Dan Eiter
Ain
Aumghior Njyim
Teh Mar
Naife
Uae
Uenrare Wien
Bulle Gough
Syruyela
Anna Aing
Chaytoe Perret
Ap Glew
Wasi
W Gercoran
Washington
Weitern
Richmond
Rample
Te Hires
Nissan
Aselby
Alt
Arthur Simmons
Uta Timaly
A.aLocum
York
Pearl
M. Cavin
Revnion
Carrie
Xyes
Yan Tain
Borla
Alon
France
Strallig
GT Jacobs OU
Sciatica
Santos
Blessinig Firthes
Ily
Ohio
Compg
Sioux City Printing Co
Pierce Street
Sioux City
Wasthe Smu
Mts
Taatyy
Nswerivoor
St. Paul Business College
Northwest
Reid
Akin. Oor
Anil Ja Kei Pant
Minn
Typ Ours
Faylois
Reeraseas
Hoseph CI Llotts
Tula
Mostin
Ruieor
Athona
Diminesa
Lamore
Tove
Newary
Goutuslon
Jacany
Jace
Couditones
Diane Ausena
Wwe
Ruy Trent Tia Ied
Borin
Martyr Perros
Popila
Fuuaye Denzin
Ganas
Honri
Minneapolis
Ifainowe
Ranean
Eadwumiters For
Sportiie
Eee Davies
Ely
Ely Verena
Cressengham
Trenda
Dimon & Co
SAARI
Tienen Kinkel
Misia
Atientsat
Gare Lecen
Heey
Hunan
Lyon & Healy
Oliver Detson
Roaon
le Quick
Sauuri
Addines Syurita Co
Delps
Hox
Fees
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