Cambridge Chronicle 1¢ publication details and local agent
The Cambridge Chronicle published on Thursday morning by John Ford at Main and Magazine streams over the store of Joseph A Holmes & Co Cambridgepost. Teaus Two Dollars per annum in advance. Single copies four cents. Advertisements offered on favorable terms. Geonouw Ruer authorized Cambridge agent for delivery and business to be transacted locally.
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Cambridge Chronicle
John Ford
Joseph A. ‘Holmes & Co
Cambridgepost
Teaus
Bingle
Ma. Geonouw Ruer
Ust
Cambridge
Ward i
Chronicle
A Tale of the Dritigh Metropolis Seeks Hope in London Poverty
In a poisoned London tenement a once flamboyant doctor Hamblin and his wife Helen endure poverty with their children Edward Helen and Charlie. After Hamblin’s fall into drink and despair a stranger rescues them via the wealthy Woodington who funds Hamblin’s comeback. Hamblin finds renewed purpose as a trusted physician serving the needy, while Helen remains steadfast. The tale ends with Hamblin thriving and Edward poised to follow in his father’s footsteps, sustained by Helen’s enduring support.
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London
Hamblin, Sergeon, &c
Materia Medica
Charles Himblin
Charles Hamblin
Helen Masters
Huband
Charles
Helen
Hambler
Charlea
Edward
Charlie
Mr. Hamblin
Ecoundrel Williams
Peters
Hamblin
Cooper
Brodie
Ile
Simpkins
College of Surgeons
Apothecaries
Pennyworth
bin Darling
Iris
Mr. Woodington
Mary
Lithle Edward
Worcestershire
Philtre
Philtren
Sam
Hatchett's
Piscadilly
Charing Cross
Regent's Circus
Hamblie
Ma Woodington
Philtip
Worcentershires
Woodington
A Scene of Stewart's Store and a Shawl That Broke a Farm
A farmer and family visit Stewart's Broadway store in New York. Clerks display a costly Circassian camel hair shawl priced at fifteen hundred dollars, claimed to equal the farmer's thirty-two acre Putnam county homestead. The scene ends with shock as they depart in dismay. The piece ends noting high rents and stern pricing sustaining the marble palace.
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Stewart’s
Meseeoger
Stewart
Broadway
New York
Putnam County
Joanna
Circassia
India
Three Resolutions on Giving at West Indies Mission
At a missionary meeting among West Indies negros, three resolutions urged giving according to ability and willingness. A wealthy elder offered a small coin, prompting a table recipient to say the gift should align with the second resolution, leading the donor to reclaim the coin.
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West Indies
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