Home and family ideal in Scribner’s 1893 vision
Fragmentary text from Scribner’s Magazine 1893 extols home as paradise and center of affection, praising mothers and wives as angels and the domestic sphere as a just, merciful haven. Mentions ToledO notary Gledson Seal and a note on a railroad fare deal to the World’s Fair.
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Loutlyn
Min
Mar
Toledo
Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney
Frm
Gheter & Co
Toleday County
Hog doctored with lizards and whiskey sermon tale
A Tennessee style tale depicts Sut Lovengood promising a reward for a culprit, recounts a fanatic preacher Bullin and a crowd at Squire Maclin meeting, where Sutty uses gray lizards to torment the preacher amid wild, comic chaos. The piece ends with a rustic remedy gag and a morality line about keeping faith alive.
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Mit
John Allin
Passon
Johu Wethorne
Free
Savin
Capchart
George
Pusson
Ratail Snaix Springs
Ole Passon
Heitor Gall
Bullin
Epil Gm
Amma
Waycross
Garen
Hermhcal
Oman
Kerdig
Tle
Ole Bullin
Alu
Squire Maclin
Frog
Washington 4D His Coach and Early American Views
Washington traveled in Europe built white coach with four bay horses and outriders to church in Philadelphia, a symbol of presidential dignity. The piece recalls his ties to Virginia Massachusetts New York New Jersey and Pennsylvania, and notes how democratic ideals now contrast with that splendor while sharing an anecdote of an outrider delaying a loaded cart on the Connecticut River road.
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Washington
Virginia
Massachusetts
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Eure
Sttesman
Philadelphia
Times
Europe
Despely
John Harby
Second Street
Christ Church
High
Market Street
Fritz
John Tarby
Lutheran Church
Pirth
Cherry Streets
Thiee
M. Alrealy
United States
New France
New Sweden
New Netherland
New England
United Pa of America
Alfred Ely
Ely
Monson
Boston
Connecticut River
Springfield
West Springfield
Thaduxur
Agigton
Paintini
Azen
Washington Gas
End of sectionalist debate cited by Charleston paper
The Charleston News and Courier reports Republican papers claim the Democratic return to power ends sectionalism. It argues the South and urban centers still wield influence, citing elections and party strength, while noting Republican representation is minimal in the South and constitutional rights campaigns are at issue. The piece questions the Press’s stance and urges national unity over sectional politics.
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New York Press
Cleveland
South
United States
Tde
Bourbon South
Senate
House
Democratic Party
Bnt
Harrison
Potomac
Republican Party
North
Solid South
Torlin
Taplin
Gril
Old Ebenezer Church
Hancover County
Namie
Dr. King
News Discovery Co
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New Orleans
Eno
Noma
Klasics
Fyat Notthrles
Ferry
Buist
Texas
Karly Rose
Gudgiels Mouncais
O. H. Schumacher
Scribner's Magazine
Alanes
Mesey Speke
Uhistrattenl
Ieee
Arkyles
Carlyle
Lincoln
Japan
Sears
Ciinstrand
H. Res EL
Archibald Fortes
Barther
London
Charles Scribnen
Brosaway
Sypeet Home
E-J. Cheney & CO
Gruggists
SUT Lovengoods Lizzards
Nashville Union
American
William Elliot Griffis
Charleston News and Courier
Surat
Per Bottie
Norman Carroll
W. M. Hutson
Columbia
W. A. Kay
Dist. Agt
Greenville, 8. C
THE
Phoenix
Hartford, Conn
Fubuary
Jamiel Carter
Trey
W. W. Quarles
Toam Butler
Nancy Kempy
Quarles
Costa
Syexrs
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