Home Sweet Home origin buried with Miss Harden
MB of Home Sweet Home relates that the original ascript of the song is said to have been buried with Miss Harry Harden of Athens Georgia, Payne's sweetheart who refused to marry him to honor her father. After their separation she retreated to a family mansion and saw only Vetle church members.
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Home, Sweet Home
Harry Harden
Athens
John Howard Payne
Vetle
The
Independent
Children’s Right of Liberty
Do not forget that every child has a right to some leisure and some freedom from observation. It is possible to be too watchful. If children are taught to drink after food and not with it, as a normal thing they will do it naturally, and suffer less from digestive troubles than if they drink frequently during a meal.
Fulfilment Ho Remembers Happy Engagement Scene
A garbled old notice recalls a wedding or engagement moment with dialogue praising a beloved partner. The text mentions a waiter asked to bring cheese for the young lady and uses archaic phrasing to convey affection and an idealized future.
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Earth
Fliewende Biaetter
Strength In Cheerfulness Inspires Endurance
A reflective line from Carlyle extols constant joy as a source of lasting strength. It frames cheerful effort as a daily, bright spirit powering usefulness through gladness.
Remembered by Deeds Beyond Personal Shortcomings
A quotation from The Christian Register recalls that great minds like Milton Beethoven and Darwin are not defined by disabilities but by their remarkable achievements. The text emphasizes how their contributions eclipse their impairments during their enduring impact.
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Milton
Beethoven
Darwin
Dog Guards Streets At Eight In Connecticut Hamlet
A pightwatchman keeps a dog that chases away young children every evening at eight o clock. The remark notes the dog may be the one that influenced the term curfew by its actions in a small New England hamlet.
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Connecticut
Pight-Watchman
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Senator Sorghum Bet on Slow Steady Campaign
A campaign exchange quotes a challenger boasting a walk to victory. Senator Sorghum replies with irony urging patience and steady effort, suggesting his team can outpace the rival if the opponent stays restrained, turning chatter into a testing race of speed and tactics.
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Senator Sorghum
Extracts From the Game Law of New Mexico 1912
For sportsmen the paper publishes extracts from the New Mexico game law effective June 14 1912. Deer with horns rules note harvest season with gan on ly October 1st and November 15th text references indicate set open dates for hunting.
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New Mexico
Wild game license limits and fees outlined
The text details hunting regulations by species and season limits, including Limyt and Native crested Moveia, with per session limits, possession caps, and dates. It lists license fees for general residents and nonresidents, covering big game and birds, for the year.
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Geners
Forest Fire Safety Rules For Public Lands
The article lists six strict forest fire prevention rules. Be sure a match is out before disposal, extinguish pipe ashes, and avoid large campfires. Do not build fires near trees, clear a burn zone, avoid bonfires, and report any fire to a forest ranger or state fire warden immediately.
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U.S. Forest
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