Remember Me By Love and Sorrowful Parting
Poem fragment binds a speaker to remember a lover by the storms of memory and the pain of betrayal. The verse invokes wintry seas, lasting memories, and the toll of deceit, ending with themes of shame and despair as they part.
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There Is No Place Like Home In A World Lacking Real Homes
An opinion piece laments the scarcity of true homes in cities and towns. It argues that marriages driven by romance or wealth often produce only hollow dwellings, with couples failing to train children or sustain a peaceful domestic life.
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The Whiskers Marriage Folly Warns Against Quick Matches
Ez. Paper argues that impulsive marriages based on passion end in unhappiness and ruined homes. It cites a wife rushing to wed a symbol of whiskers, then discovering stark incompatibility. The piece blames novels and youthful sentiment for corrupting views of marriage and morality.
The Female Temper a Virtue for Home Life
A Boston Olive Branch piece praises a woman with a lively spirit and sweetness of temper while condemning chronic sourness and shrewdness. It argues gentle words, cheerful countenance, and warm influence create happiness for husband and children, urging women to wield temper with kindness.
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Daniel
Boston
Advancing Years Bring Mixed Light and Quiet Valor
A Literary World writer argues aging brings both gentle warmth and hardship. He notes ten years old show holy affections, youth shapes friendship, and aging can earn blessing and veneration. The piece contrasts serene patience with despair and foresees eternal rewards for a life well spent.
Lancuaces and Self Education Quips
It compares learned fools who mock living language with those who speak sense in modern speech. A French writer notes mastering several tongues is easy but eloquence in one requires a lifetime. A drummer recalls being shot in the drum after a question about war injuries.
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Moral Character Elevates Man Through Integrity
A sermon-like reflection extols moral character as a man's wealth and power. It claims virtue dignifies all statuses, frees him from servile flattery, and elevates life, urging youths to seek truth and righteousness over base desires.
World population estimates and religious breakdown reveal Christians a fifth
A table shows Asia 585000000 Europe minus 234000000 Africa minus 110000000 America minus 50000000 Oceanica minus 21000000 total. Christians claimed about one fifth of a thousand million, with Heathen 600000000 Mahomedans 140000000 Jews 10000000 Roman Catholics 130000000 Greek Church 55000000 Protestant denominations 65000000. A New Haven correspondent notes a plum crop revival after using sulphur grafting wax to seal bored trees, yielding fine fruit after a poor previous year.
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Weather Pattern Linked to New Moons on Saturdays
Dr. Foster of Bruges notes from a long weather journal that when the new moon falls on a Saturday, the following twenty days are wet and windy in seventeen of twenty cases. Also, at London's Polytechnic Institution, glass spun into miles by steam is shown in silk woven dresses and tapestries.
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Masquerade Exchange as King Requests Hand
George the Second at a masquerade compliments a lady whose dress shows much shoulder and chest. He asks to place his hand on her bosom. she tolls him to place it on her forehead. Meanwhile Liverpool’s St George’s Hall ceiling, lofty at seventy five feet, features hollow tile arches weighing six hundred tons.
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Rules for continuing or stopping newspaper delivery
The text outlines subscription rules: implicit continuation if no notice. publishers may bill until charges are paid. failure to collect leads to continued responsibility. moving without informing shifts liability. courts deem uncalled for noncollection as prima facie fraud. Postmasters should keep a copy for informing nonpaying subscribers.
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