Read None But Good Books Said To Shape Morality And Mind
A long editorial urging readers to choose only virtuous books, criticizing cheap sensational fiction and its harm to youth. It laments widespread reading of light literature, questions authors and publishers, and defends high moral novels as safe if well written, while warning against trivial or corrupting works.
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Thors
Bust Writers &O
Taoroare
Iwell
Robert Melvin
Meridian
Miss
Cincinnati Inquirer
Avonallog
Tom, Ewing
Copperlunds
Jeff
Paralel
Provident
Perhcape
United States Army
South
Davis
Acton
Melvin
Ewing
Davia
Enquirer
Ailanthus Tree Named Tree of Heaven by Notebook Writer
A Quincinmati Pines writer extols the Ailanthus or Allanthus as native to northern Chivna. It grows in poor soils, reaches large sizes, can be cut for fuel every four years, and yields superior wood for heating and cabinet making. The piece notes its scent when blooming and recalls its appearance along Walnut Hill banks in colonial times.
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London
New York
Baltimore
Boston
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Chicago
Buffalo
Rochester
Albany
Pittsburg
Newark
Providence
Portland
Milwaukee
Meena
Kovtons
Greenbucks
Oho
Noel
Pny Volan
Chivna
Walnut Hille
Ehade
Heaven
Noble Game and Its Wounds of Love and Laughter
A verbose reminiscence notes baseball zeal and the healthful folly of fans, detailing injuries from the sport, the patriotic July Fourth scene with a flag gag, and a mix of social observations on courtship and home life. It weaves anecdotes of famous preachers, schoolbooks, and industry, finishing with varied vignettes on daily life and public notices.
Widower Dialogue Reveals Irish Stereotypes in Census Farce
An Irish woman and an official exchange quips about male relatives and marriage. The woman says she has no sons, recalls her husband’s misery before marriage, and jokes about the widower label, a fatally comic image of life in 1840s Ireland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Center Point
Clay County
Indiana
Pat Doyle
Tipperary
Amerika
Ireland
Indian Wars Report From Dayton Journal Link
A Dayton Journal correspondent describes the Indian wars scene in Indiana with rebels showing treacherous tactics. The account notes a hard clash with Dustar'n Cavalry where the general faced a severe defeat and rebels demonstrated surprising military skill amid skirmishes and muleteer maneuvers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton Journal
Dustar
Thas
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Sherman
Pup
Domocrat
Ohio Democrata
Boys In Blue
Jeffersonian
Ohio Democrarte
Gallipolis Journal
Helser
Holger
Onur Omsha
Europe
Utal
Asin
Zion
Denver
States
Daytus Journal
Cincinnati Enqiirer
General
Bayton
Hiditornorehy Cinysivnny
United States
Jef. Davis
Vicksburg
Hugh Bwing
Espliire
Jackson
State Library of Missionspot
Hwing
Jolf. Davis
South Mountain
Antietam
Lin Law
Sumner
Thad
Stevens
Tilo
Conigreka
Lown Ho. T. Ewing
Lancaster
Cenaria
Berke Ahire
Mass
Ubot Bay
Statesman
The
Columbus Journal
Mobile Advertiser Regatrrity
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Board of Registrara
County of
Mobile
N. ¥. Herald
Washington
Maximilian
Chattanooga
Bane Arrirs
Michigan
New Yorks Conwal
Spencerport
Rochesor
Atlzen
Asaisivan
Foureer
Ginus
Outebo
Plake
Galveston
Genersl Rossum
McDougall
California
Spencer
Belleville
Breakenville
Ohio
Eholerny
Newburg
Apel
Richmond
Aatunday
Mexico
Benjamin
Run. Pas
Lave
bin Bim
Sar Thy Court House
WoalvGeld
Monroe Ein Wy
Columbus
Olio
W.J. Smithson
Philadelphia
Mise
Maggie B Fornsbell
Wooster
Ola
Pittsburgh
Jones
Pairchild & Fanshawe
Lodachiel
Willard & Rhodes
Wa, Haner & Co
Hlinda
Port Market
Kansar
Hatachack
Wisconsin
Paris
Ohio River
Puvnim County
Woat
Kanawha River
Anders Dectes
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Buemudden
Trn
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Granmar
Aviv
Turuther
Kate
Mey Murray
Achijol Bovka
Lever
Crystal Palace
Spurgeon
Cole
Mr. Eourgesb
Ser Wader
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Spare
Geon
Juweth
Weatminster Abbey
Binaloul
Charly
Singal Bell Ag Oflunna
Universan Aquauery
Sobek
Maysville
Rebels
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