The Pending Problem of Poverty and Self Help
The article argues many Americans seek quick wealth but must focus on building sense judgment and character. It contends hunger and hardship require lasting solutions beyond charity, urging employment and self-reliance, with discussion of urban postmaster Price's financial leakage and resignation amid public support. It also notes royal society items and a UK political exchange.
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Dora
Bern
Lusary
Bern Provident
Gladstone Speech Votes Record $856 Million Credit in Commons
A newspaper summary notes Gladstone’s acclaimed speech yielding 856 million pounds credit. The piece contrasts political reaction in the House of Commons with remarks on General Keifer and discusses Barclay Home’s suicide, condemning the act and reflecting on public responsibility.
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House of Commons
Jaudon
Moodaywight
Koward Tewpenny Gourley
Radics
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Hall of Commons
Gladstone
Fun at Weddings in Mistaken Ceremonies
A Boston clergyman recalls humorous wedding mishaps from Houston Maine to Woodstock New Brunswick. He recounts a tall, flamboyantly dressed bride and bashful grooms, with couples being paraded as the crowd asks curious questions, testing dignity and pulpit restraint.
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Milnistry
Houston
Woodstock
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Heston
Lesa
Wedding License Lapses Lead to Midnight Ceremonies
A Boston wedding scene ends in laughter as a groom forgets his license. After a panic, a note from Cambridge officials allows a midnight ceremony, while guests recall couples facing paper shortages and last minute fixes. The tale, recounted by a Boston clergyman, echoes past license mishaps and travel mishaps at weddings.
The Modern Dinner in Philadelphia Society
A Lucullus era critique of modern dinners, arguing lavish table display replaces good conversation. Wealthy pomp overshadows taste, with tales of a guest dining at two extreme banquets and illustrating how excess stalls appetite and reduces genuine sociability. The piece from Lanvaater Intelligencer laments ostentation.
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Philadelpia
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Washington
Crassus
Solomon Shoddy
Lanvaater
Neighborly Louisians Scene In North St Louis Home
A gentleman returning to his North St Louis residence found his family away and two servant girls terrified by a drunken intruder who had entered the heat belloom while snoring loudly. The owner bounded upstairs, rousted the man, and soon identified him as a prominent local merchant with a residence on a prominent city street.
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