Fare Thee Well Loved One Poem by Howitt
Long poem in memory of Margaret F. Foley an American sculptress died in Meran Tyrol on December 7 1877. It reflects grief over her death praises her spirit and beauty and envisions reunion in heaven. Includes a reader letter praising The Herald editor and urging feature of Webster Berton reminiscences.
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New York
William Howitt
Margaret F. Foley
Meran
Tyrol
Hanover
Ind
the Herald
New York Witness
Harvey
Webster
United States Senate
Daniel Webster
Thomas H. Berton
Return to Janet and the old stream love in Harper's
A speaker recalls a past romance with Donald, questioning if their love endures. She speaks of winters, springs, and a shared memory by a stream, asking about Janet and the ring given long ago. The poem meditates on enduring attachment and unfulfilled life paths.
Webster’s California Letter Plugs Old Feud With Benton
Webster recalls John Wilson of St Louis seeking a California recommendation from him. Wilson’s bitter feud with Benton softens as Webster persuades Wilson to deliver a Benton letter, leading to a breakfast reconciliation between Benton and Wilson.
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Harvey
Webster
Mr. Webster
Mr. Wilson
St. Louis
John Wilson
Col. Benton
California
Senate
Colonel Benton
Wilson
Mr. Benton
Benton
Jobn Wilson
Mrs. Benton
Tom Benton
Sam
Quote on peace before death
A speaker urges staying calm and close to God as life nears its end, seeking to enter the Maker's presence with minimal enmity in the heart. The remark reflects a desire for reconciliation and spiritual readiness at final moments.
Reform voices and Dr Bull’s Baby Syrup touted
The article proclaims a reform movement nationwide aiming to banish dangerous opium and morphia preparations and promote safe remedies. It highlights Dr Bull's Baby Syrup as the best for babyhood disorders, selling widely at 25 cents per bottle.
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Dr. Bull
Preference for Sense Over Wit in Proper Conduct
A concise editorial stresses choosing sense over wit in daily behavior. It warns against diverting theater of humor at the expense of usefulness and warns against jokes that breach good manners or offend propriety.
The Hungry Man at the Court Street Door
A gaunt tramp pleads for food at a Court Street house while the Mrs refuses citing her husband’s orders. He recounts stolen clothes, a sick mother near Camden, and a vow against drink, then begs for potatoes or a newspaper to imagine a feast.
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Memphis
Camden
Columbus
Murphy
The Little Stranger Funeral On Prospect Street
A brief obituary note recalls a funeral on Prospect Street with a twelve year old mourner, a five year old deceased from scarlet fever, and sharp reflections on poverty. The passerby wonders if Heaven is a city and hopes the child reaches God before night.
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Prospect Street
Scarl
Billy
Gratiot Avenue
Rainy Weather Reflections Across Iowa And Elsewhere
A collection of quips on Iowa rainfall and patriotism from the Burlington Hawkeye and a cautionary note on romantic gestures in dining narratives. The Philadelphia Post adds a satirical take on fondness for a landlady and odd exchanges involving hair in breakfast fare.
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Iowa
Adam
Burlington
Light on the Lonely Rock Keeps Harbor Safe
A seaswept Orkney island tale recalls a fisherman's daughter who, after her father's death when his boat sank on the Lonely Rock, raised a candle in her window each night for fifty years. Her steadfast light guided fishermen home, saving many lives and meals, though residents rarely thanked her.
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Orkney Islands
Fish Bite Saves Jim From Widing Tale
In Chili New York an elderly farmer chasing his missing son Tom learns the boy has a bite while fishing. The father’s anger cools as Tom hauls up a handsome perch and asks for another hook, ending with a quiet moment of success.
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Chili
Tom
Walton
Dad
Dr Pierce Favorite Prescription advertised for uterine disorders
An 19th century style advertisement extols Dr Pierce Favorite Prescription as a cure for uterine disorders. It claims the remedy restores health and happiness, reduces need for doctors, prevents divorces, and personal crises, restoring buoyancy and cheer to women and families. It cites druggists endorsing the product.
Words of Wisdom on Time and Character
A collection of aphorisms on temper, deeds, and time. It reflects on passion, forgiveness, patience, and the value of industry, urging early action and sincere belief to win friends and influence others. The piece emphasizes self improvement and ethical conduct.
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Aloot
Air of business on Griswold Street and a free lunch
An office boy on Griswold Street is berated by his boss for lacking bustle as they prepare to attract customers. The boss orders a loud, busy atmosphere while boasting of a Mexican silver mine. A passerby muses a free lunch would improve the scene. Bull's Cough Syrup ends the piece.
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S’manth Snyder
Jess Townsley
Lake Fletcher
Mrs. Simmons
Pendleton
Sam Ackley
Suse Tiggina
Jasper
Croup
Matilda Ann
Mra. G
Flic
Dan
Free
Sam
Eslam
Young Democracy Organizes in Indianapolis Campaign
The Mt. Vernon Democrat reports Indianapolis has formed a "young democracy" with Will C. English named president. The group aims to influence the campaign and is touted as one of the state's most promising youth factions.
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Indianapolis
Young Democracy
Young Democracy of
Will C. English
Mt. Vernon
Don’t Be Deceived On Shilohs Consumption Cure
Advice warns that coughs lead to consumption and promises a refund if Shilohs Consumption Cure fails. Includes prices and sales claims by Henry C. Firth in Madison Indiana and other dealers. Mentions Shilohs Porous Plaster and Shilohs System Vitalizer with guarantees.
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Shiloh
Henry C. Firth
Madison
Indiana
Henry GC
Firth Madison, Inc
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Oe Stenry C.firtr
Old-Reliable Drug Store
Col. West and
Main Cross
Madisonn, Ind
Eckstein
Hills & Cows
Firemen & Mechanics
Madison, Ind
Capital
A. B. Smith
D. G. Phillips
Craig
S. M. Strader
John Niklaus
C. Priedersdorff
Henry Dietz
8. M. Strader
Pres
T. R. P. Ganr
Sec’y
J.W. Littlejorn
Ag’t
C. A. Stanton
Wm. Stapp
Steen
Mr. Stapp
C. A. Stantom
Cor
Plum and
Mai Cross Streets
W. HH. Child
J. McKay
Jandly
W. Main Cross St
Chicago
CG. W. Smith
Tias
John Braun
Mulberry Street
Western Hotel
Henry Niesse
West and
Ohio
Continental Hotel
Main Street
Second Sts
George HH. Schmidt
Prop
WM. Tellilouse
J. Mayer
Ohio and
Mulberry Streets
Steamboat
VSS OC. Geheiss
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