Paper pricing and notices in a late issue
The column details subscription rates and payment terms, ad rates for small notices, and a rule about prepaid communications. A literary passage follows, describing O Melachlin’s remorseful response to specters of bereaved parents, and his struggle with surrounding effects of invasion.
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O' Melachlin
The Village Ruin and the Heroine Melcha
A village lake and a ruined abbey frame a legend of Melcha daughter of O Melachlin. She aids her father O Melachlin against the Norse tyrant Thorgills, inspires a revolt, and restores Irish liberty before retreating to a convent for devotion.
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Melcha
O'Melachlin
O’melachli
Ireland
Europe
Thorgils
Isle
O’melachlin
Igius
Thorgills
Hhis Court
O Melachlio
Trymen
Ac Green
Ali
Meath
Tele
Qalone
Judith
Gills
Lake of Thorgills
Phorgills
O’melachlia
Wyéich
Erin
O' Melachlin
O’melachlie
Sound Doctrine and a King’s Curiosity on Swearing
In Boston Rev. L N Frothingham defends laws as the barrier against violence urging obedience and rejecting misplaced philanthropy. A tale about King James I and a preacher shows a clash over swearing and duty, with the king compelled to engage the preacher’s reply.
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L. N. Frothingam
Aneenore
James I
England
James
Preserving Cheese Against Flies With Pepper Fat
A newspaper excerpt outlines a cheese preservation method using dried garden peppers simmered in bacon fat for 80 or 40 minutes. The fat is strained and rubbed on fresh cheese to deter fly eggs, with notes on a cheese room window and warnings about fly-related spoilage. The piece also includes a proverb about a good book and a good woman and a country boy’s road remark.
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