The Black Man's Burden Poem Parody
A clipped verse in Pimpsnote style portrays a white man fretting over elections and daily comforts. It mocks racial stereotypes and pride surfaces with a satirical voice on wealth, food, cats, and clothing as it jests at colonial attitudes.
The Child and the Foundations of Education
J. W. Cooper argues that human growth mirrors natural law and requires environments aligned with nature. Childhood shapes future Habits and capabilities through imitation, education, and humane care, warning that poor surroundings lead to lifelong harm and possible ruin.
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Herbert Spenser
Plato
Dante
Melton
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Champany
Expensive Funerals and a Sedalia Tribute Echoes
A California lead criticizes costly funerals, urging privacy and dignity over ostentation. The text laments debt, social display, and the vanity of extravagant processions, calling for restrained interments and respect for grieving families. It then presents a Sedalia, Missouri memorial speech for Effie Hawkin, reflecting on mortality, faith, and consolation, with hopeful prayers for the bereaved. The note ends with an exchange remark about hats and appearances contrasted with a saloon lure.
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California
Mark
Sweringen & Co. Noted for First Class Groceries
Sweringen & Co. earns praise for its expertise in premier groceries and refined table delicacies, highlighting a mastery of quality and selection that distinguishes the shop.
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Sweringen & Co
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