04 May 1849
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Newspaper
The Democratic Pioneer
Location
Upper Sandusky, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1849
Page
1
J Smith and E Giles publish a notice setting annual rates at two dollars payable in advance or two dollars and fifty cents payable within the year for Texas readers. The item outlines payment terms and addresses subscription options.
Porty from the Dublin University Magazine presents The Fallen a verse lament on lofty visions of grandeur and national ascent. It contrasts heroic hopes with the current ruin of noble aims, urging perseverance and the belief that blessings may yet come to mankind through steadfast effort.
A humorous tale from Godey’s Lady’s Book follows Harry Hinchman, a poor husband who wins a lottery prize and climbs from poverty to respectability only to see his temper and debt rise with wealth. His wife Mary ends in strife as social envy and financial strain erode their marriage, culminating in misfortune and tragedy.
Fragmented verse describes a young rose waking in a sunlit scene. A gentle east wind spares the flower before it wilts in loneliness. A charitable girl moves through a cottage world, her kindness leaving a lingering fragrance in the air.
Mrs Mitchel plans to travel with five children to the Cape of Good Hope to join her husband who will be transferred there. An exchange notes a young man drowning after seeing Indians approach in the Missouri river. Philadelphia is praised for strong federal roots as Independence Hall hosts delegates of the Old Thirteen and the first idea of American freedom.
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