Domestic Strain and a Wife's Quiet Reform
Jane Lovett resolves to endure and change her conduct after a troubled marriage with William Lovett. She chooses gentleness and patience, works to improve home life, and gradually alters their tense atmosphere, striving for happiness through restrained temper and steady devotion.
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Jane Lovett
Somiccou
Evila
Cho Atlan
William ‘Lovett
Wien
Sano
Bratia
William
Ponce
Lava
Jane
Walker
Mrs. L
Janet
Alboni
Jqne
Allie
Lome
Na Tenny Land
Linton
Mr. Lovett
Albani
Liberty and Union Now and Forever in Marshall Calhoun
An 1878 Calhoun County Chronicle item describes a local political motto and a Marshall connection as citizens recall a concert and recount a raid by Special Deputy Collector Phillips against illegal distilleries. The narrative blends historical rhetoric with battlefield-like tax and claim disputes from the Civil War era, noting moonshine firefights and mountain scenery along the route to Monticello.
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Letlinst
J. ML. Phillips
Il Livit
Digtilleres
Overton
Putnam
Phillips
Jonathan Allred
James Pitman
Allred
Bowman
Crawford Mill
Roafing River
Christendam
Mauphin
Bross
Boon
Ati
Jora
Revenue
Adl
Neshville
Tenn) Cor
Chicago
Carter's Mountain
Blue Ridge Mountains
Monticello
Little Mountain
Stev
Jefferson
Rmigh
Congress
Cor. Trou
Household economy tips from a bygone guide
A fragmented collection of domestic hints covers preserving butter and sour cream, making muffins, creaming sauces, removing bedbugs with salt and salt solutions, preserving crab apple, sauces, home remedies, and plant care. It includes recipe-ish steps, potions, and household maintenance advice for practical daily use.
Remarks by a Colored Brother In Georgia
A historical voice reflects on credence and respectability in Georgia. The speaker argues social standing depends on financial credibility, noting that even revered religious figures question status unless bills are paid and records are clear, urging integrity to avoid social peril.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Tow They Do in China and Cotton Moth Fire
An affidavit from a China language student asserts that if a Chinese convict escapes and cannot be produced, authorities seize the suspect’s kin, placing the nearest relative on trial. Separately, Southern planters claim moths can be controlled by a large bonfire that burns them.
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Jane
Ford
William
Horonnoh
Hudband
Dane
Ana
Amnexa
Tenneybanin Journal
American Agriculturist
Pandaan
Doreen
Nature
Jan
Nantucket
Rys
New Bedford
Horace Greeley
Detrott Free ‘Press
New York
Supreme Court
Thiege
South
Congress
Liverpool
Ik Sidue
United Staten T
Court of Claims
Sambesty
Treasury
House of Representatives
Reagan
Texse
Confederate
United States
Confederate Treasury
Nees
Dri
Ing Sean Honte
Southéyn. Claims Commission
Alayés
Royal “Border
Nnitor
Calliniz Ford
Southern Claims
the Tribune
Johnson
Conon
Quartermaster General
Commissary General
Southern Claims Commission
Dot
Acts of Congress
Corezon Newson
Lore
Maka R
Medical Journal
Warren
Cloraus
Lonce
City
China
San Francisco Bulletin
Fragmented Historic Narrative of Odd Dialogues and Suffering
An OCR damaged text fragment weaves disparate musings and scenes. It describes a mix of dialogue snippets, reflections on great men, a Newark traveler, a scene of tar removal from a man’s face, and scattered anecdotes about illness and punishment, all presented in a garbled, streamlike newspaper-card style.
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Schokean
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Aifa
Newark
oImon
Alwys
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Baptist College
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