The Lone One and mourning widow in poem and essay
A long fragmentary page includes a mourning scene with a widow and child, a Fort Wayne piece by Jesse L. Wittman, and reflections on prohibition, law, and public sentiment. It blends poetry, civic commentary, and excerpts on temperance, politics, and local notices with historical anecdotes and antiquated prose.
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Childholds
Levid
Fort Wayne
Jesse L. Witttans
Port Wayne
Bart Wayne
Te Tao
Ladin
Stepae
Dunbar
Sormery
Elfwr Bascher
Mina
Haman
Leigh
Maine
Mason and Dixon's Row
Spees
York
Wisconsin
Webster
Ford
J_& WILLIAMS
Kort Wayne
Yorking
Cleveland
Hanan Boridace
Neral
Kansas
Ohio
Agauas
State Council
Thio
United
Unl
Schode
van York
Lossing
Washington
High Bridge
Harlem River
Jamel
Providence
Miss Lowen
Moyteur Jumel
France
Fages
Doaingy
Paris
Fran Tountey
Ville
Louis Napoleon
Madame Trauel
Rubens
James
Arund Port Washington
Europe
Jane
Madame Jaume
Fom
Liv
Bar Elegant Reste
Livicar
Mordeaux
United States
New Church Herald
Philadelphia Ledger
Pennsylvania
Lancaster County
Lancaster
Kensington
Cooper's Creek
Kaighn’s Point
Baltimore
Missouri
Union
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Supreme Tribunal of
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National Council of
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Holy Catholic Church
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Odrarjantance
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Spain
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Cincinnati Times
Virginia
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Hegan
Amo
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Ingly
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The
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Mons, Considerant
Dallas
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College Hall
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Sinaloa
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Ndiena Journal
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