Fox Chase Across the States in a Lively Hunt
From the Log Cabin North Bend a playful moral tale traces a grand fox chase across the United States. Old Tip leads a nationwide assembly as villagers chase a crafty fox through Louisiana to Maine, Vermont, Georgia, Maryland, and beyond, highlighting local courage and humorous barriers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Downingville
Creation
U. States
God
Yonger
Tip
Kiver
Louisiana
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Georgia
Middle States
Maryland
Delaware
Pennylvenia
Pennsylvania
Bucks County
The Press and a Freemen’s Duty to the Union
A Troy Times essay extols citizen engagement and warns against political apathy. It praises the newspaper as the great medium of intelligence and liberty, urging readers to read, think, and vote to defend free government and national progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Felrain
Spoltiela
Fate of the apostles and early martyrs
A list of apostolic martyrdoms and deaths with brief notes on how each disciple or evangelist met their end. Names include Peter, James, Philip, Bartholomew, Andrew, Thomas, Jude, Simon Zelotes, Matthias, Barnabas, Paul, and others with locations such as Rome, Jerusalem, Alexandria, Olivo, Hierapolis, and Salonis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mathew
Ethiopia
Mark
Alexandria
Egypt
St. Luke
Evangelist
Olivo
Greece
John
Rome
Ephesus
Asia
Peter
St. James the Great
Apostle
Jerusalem
Temple
Philip
Hierapolis
St. Bartholomew
St. Andrew
St. Thomas
Coromandel
East Indies
St. Jude
Cracow’s Decay and Jewish Life Echo Across Cracow
The piece laments Cracow’s decay from a once famed center of learning and culture. It notes 30,000 residents with 9,000 Jews, describes poverty, a single theater with Polish plays, and a castle church landscape. It recalls museums, relics, and monuments to Copernicus and Kosciuszko, the Polish heroes moved by imperial acts and local devotion.
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Carcon
Donjon
Cracow
Europe
Judea
Joseph Wolffe
St. Ann’s
Copernicus
Urania
John Sobieski
Thaddeus’ Kosciusko
Joseph Poniatowski
Kagciusko
Alexander
Pive
Cracows
Senate
Carngape
Length of days across European cities in Tenzen memoir
A memoir addressed to the Academy of Sciences in Munich notes daylight lengths in major European cities. It lists Berlin and London with longest days around sixteen and a half hours and shortest around seven and a half. It cites Stockholm, Uppsala, Hamburg, Danzig, Stettin, St Petersburg, Tobolsk, Torneo, Warderbus, and Spitzbergen with varying longest and shortest day lengths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Academy of Sciences
Munich
Tenzen
Europe
Berlin
London
Stalkholm
Upsal
Hamburgh
Danizh
Stettin
Political Courtship in a Yankee Election Tale
The New York Sunday Mercury recounts Jonathan's courting of Sukey amid a political impasse. He declares support for Van Buren while Sukey insists on Harrison. The exchange ends with Jonathan delaying marriage as election uncertainty looms and he remains undecided about Sukey's question.
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New York Sunday Mercury
Jonathan
Sukey
van Buren
Harrison
Old Tip
Lewke
Sposin
Banty Risinc Early Morning Advice For Children
The morning air is bracing and balmy urging boys and girls to be outdoors with larks and robins. Don’t let children sleep late or become sluggards. set a fixed hour and drill into them the value of early rising and diligence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Locke
Stvérn
Old Tippecanoe Rises Again in Jubilee Song
A patriotic period piece extols Old Tippecanoe with verses praising leadership, virtue, and reform. It links victory at war to a promised era of peace, honesty, and strong fiscal guardianship under Tippecanoe, invoking Washingtonic virtues and a populist, plain-spoken policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percival
New Haven
Tippecanos
Tippecanoe
A&c
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New York
Expres
Downing
Bend
Kosciusko
The
Troy Times
Ohio
Aed
Washington
Pecanoe
Brussels
Vanity Fair
Janus
Bran
North Bend
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