In Good Humor With Our Circumstances Sermon
Rev Dr Talmage preaches on Hebrews 13 5 urging contentment with such things as we have and happiness whether staying home or traveling. He contrasts restless modern yearnings with ancient joys and warns worldly rank fades after death.
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One Grover Cleveland and the 1884 campaign clashes
A compressed review of Democratic contrasts with Republicans centered on Grover Cleveland and the Chicago platform. It cites claims about Cleveland, Morton, and party loyalties, with commentary from the New York Tribune and regional papers. It also notes Dakota Democrats' stance and Morton’s vice presidential nomination acceptance.
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New York ‘Tribune
Harrison will Carry New York during election season
Albany dispatch reports an extra legislative session with lawmakers optimistic about Republican gains. Democrats claim state support but offer no help from Republicans. Republicans praise tariff policy and expect shifts from Democrats to Republicans, especially in farming districts and large counties, as urban areas show smaller gains.
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I Wish I Could Tell Of My Child’s Richer Years
A fragmented reminiscence quoted from Geo Kringler in the Philadelphia Times recalls a parent’s reflection on a child’s dreams and the vanished past. The terse lines evoke a fading sense of wealth, hope, and unspoken gratitude.
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Three NY nieces come to help old Uncle John
Saba Thorn and her cousins Helen and Kate plan to support Uncle John Jaycox with thrift and hard work. They consider moving to his New England farm after learning he may need care, while he doubts their generosity. The trio contemplates selling belongings to fund his needs.
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Donnet
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Timm
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Anastasia Grixon
Old Siméon
Mrs. Pinkney
Isreal
New York
Babe
Henay
Regret and Reunion Fill Old Town Paper Storyline
A fragmentary narrative follows Helen Forrest Graves as she plans a ceremony with Israel P and a companion arrangement with Uncle John. The piece hints at past attention, a return to the country, and efforts to cheer a long-suffering relative.
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A Solo mon on Divorce and Malay Peninsula Tales
A fragment from Lieut Colonel Lewin’s India recounts a Rajah tale on divorce with a crying girl pleading to be freed from an arranged marriage. The scene on a raised platform includes villagers, a stern admonition about crying, and a girl insisting she cannot live with her husband while seeking release.
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India
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Uamespun Mantle
Golden Opportunity Missed in Snowbound Rail Route
A president is pressed by two rectors about a crucial road question. He defends delaying schedule changes due to heavy snow. The dialogue frames a missed chance to complete the rail link between Blank and Bat as a rare but lost opportunity.
Will of Morris dated 1760 found in Surrogate's office
A morose fragment from Morris’s will dated November 16, 1760 is found in New York Surrogate’s records. The text references Gouverneur Morris and a bequest related to education and moral guidance, with an attached note about his sending to Columbia College.
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