Eulogium on Amos Lawrence by Rev Theodore Parker
The sermon honors Amos Lawrence a self-made Boston benefactor who gave away far more than he left. It notes his humble start, prudent wealth building, unostentatious charity, churchbuilding, and support for education, veterans friends, and fugitive slaves. It also tells a tale of Joe Miller a London copyist who rose via a charity fund and publishing venture.
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Dobbs Quits Boarding House Over Wilful Shirt Rinse
GP Dobbs quits his last boarding house after a landlady insists on washing William Henry’s shirt in the pudding basin. The note adds that readers may sympathize with his decision.
Railroad Iron Imports Surpass Local Production in Pa
The Boston Post notes that nearly three hundred thousand tons of railroad iron were imported into the country last year while Pennsylvania produced only about eighteen thousand tons. The contrast highlights a heavy reliance on imports over domestic manufacture in the state's rail industry.
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