Life's Mirror Inspires Honest Gift to World
A verse from Boston Cooking School Magazine extols loyal hearts pure souls and the idea that giving the best you have returns the best to you. It urges truth and kindness, noting life mirrors actions from the king to the slave and promises honor, joy, and reciprocal smiles.
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Ses
Boston Cooking School Magazine
Pursuit From Mackinac Ends With Confession and Commission
A young employee on Bois Blanc Island recounts his risky night pursuit of deserters from the American Fur Company. After stealing furs and provisions, he confronts Francois Robidaux and Alec Prevanche, recovers the loot, and forces surrender. Back in Mackinac he reports honestly, earning a commission to act as an agent in the Indian country from Mr. Crooks and Mr. Stewart.
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Mr. Howard
Alec Prevanche
Bois Blanc Island
Astor Fur Company
Bois Blanc
Francois Robidaux
Mackinac
Assorters
Tilki
Francis
Stewart
Francois
Bois Blane
Alec
Mr. Stewart
Bateau
Detroit
Lower Canada
Mr. Crooks
Buffalo
American Fur Company
Straits of Mackinac
John Jacob Astor
Self-pity and Friend-pity in Human Compassion
An essay on how cynics misread sympathy for a friend’s misfortune. It argues that witnessing a loved one’s suffering can awaken the reader’s own compassion, reversing self-pity into love and healing, like Moses striking a rock. The piece explores emotional transformation through shared adversity.
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Rochefoucauld
Moses
Wanted Peo ple Taught on the Mountains of God
The Bedford Presbyterian Church fills to hear Rev Dr Edward Young in a sermon urging balance between spiritual contemplation and practical service. He contrasts mountain top revelation with a suffering boy in the valley, urging readers to bring uplifting faith into daily struggle and to establish morning prayers as a refuge from city turmoil.
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Brooklyn
N. Y
Bedford Presbyterian Church
Edward Young
Dr. Young
Raphael
Christ
Sinaitic
Moses
Egypt
Tabor
Olivet
Jesus
Charles Dickens
Jerusalem
Germany
France
England
Margaret
Faust
Simon Peter
New York
Disciples
Elijah
Canaan
At Home Sewing and Quiet Craft Time
George Eliot praises sewing as a home activity while a nerve specialist notes two effects of sewing: relaxing when done calmly and frazzling nerves when done under strain. The piece laments overlong lace and flippant dust collectors, then suggests quick mending during visits can be productive without spoiling social time.
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George Eliot
New York
Evyen'ng Post
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