Transformation by the Waterfall and a River Rescue
A wary bachelor, urged by a physician to seek occupation and marriage, visits the Devil’s Bridge near Aberystwyth. He nearly drowns in a swollen river but is saved by a young woman named Lucy. They fall in love during his recovery and plan a future together, leaving behind his solitary life for rural happiness.
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Col of Physicians
Savile Row
Lodore
Jour Menga
Lucy
Billy
Russia
Defrovt Tribune
Odd Cape May dance mishap and Albany coroner tale
A Cape May hop incident ends with a near-crippling fall after a man misinterprets a shoe found on the floor. In Albany, Coroner Fitzhenry, guarding a bridge, confronts a would-be assailant, warning of shooting power and prompting retreat. A Hartford Courant note mentions a medical curiosity about Miss Corbin of Union with a two inch long growth in her eye.
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Cape May
Albany
Fitzhenry
Iesses Corps
The
Hartford Courant
William G. Corbin
Union
Neons
Interactions Review sparks broad literary critique
The article surveys authorship claims around an Interactions Review piece and mocks the notion of United standards. It cites criticisms of Thackeray era satire and notes various opinions on journalism, diplomacy, and the traits of modern public figures.
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Soca
Ald
Gies Bitin S. Tongs
Alexander H. Stephens
Interactions Review
Thackaray
Wealth and indulgence harm the children of the rich
The piece argues that sudden wealth and luxury corrupt offspring more than the wealthy themselves, noting rich parents’ self denial can temper excess. It contrasts self-made fortunes with inherited wealth, suggesting prosperity often cushions children from adversity and fosters indulgence and ostentation.
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Teg
United States
The Unified Head of Household in Times of Unemployment
A Household essay urges two-parent duty and shared labor when men lose work. It condemns idle husbands who lounge while wives bear burden, praising wives who also contribute to family income. The piece calls for men to help with chores, from washing to bread-making, and favors practical division of labor over patriarchal hesitation.
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Pennsylvania
Ilresa
Thia
Cincinnati Times
New Yorker
Gardener’s Monthly
Garden wisdom and farming cautions in Civil War era notes
A collection of practical tips and essays on home care, farming, and gardening. Topics include dietary timing for sleeping, cooling and heating produce, tree care to prevent bark damage, wheat farming strategies during wartime, and a critique of keeping dogs versus reliance on livestock. The writing stresses disciplined cultivation, proper pest control, and adherence to farming systems to avoid losses.
Fidelity to Christ and Duty Amid War’s Shadow
A Baptist periodical reflection recounts a Bohemian battle vignette of a young Austrian ensign mortally wounded in Trautenau. With dying strength he guards his regimental colors, refusing aid, until Prussian troops honor his sacrifice by burying him with the banner. The message links honor in war to christlike fidelity.
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Trautenau
Bohemia
Enaign
Christ
Good bye till morning message on faith and life
A reflective piece compares a child’s cheerful parting at night with the hoped for Christian farewell at death. It describes death as a short sleep until the resurrection and urges living in hope to greet loved ones with Good-bye till morning when life ends and the soul is joined with God.
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Jesus
Ting
Christianity as Living Power in Standard’s View
The article argues Christianity is not an abstract idea but a living, divine energy that transforms a willing subject. It posits Christianity raises a person from barbaric depths to refined philosophy, bridging vast gaps between natural state and regenerated life, as depicted by Standard.
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L.ng
Tom
Uenoes
Canyon
Pase
Jenn
Papa
Deman
Roy
Mere
Satanscae
Humane Society
Byron
London
Fresonal Asd Literary
Jack
Pittsburgh Post
Gen. Pearson
Holland
Scribner's Monthly
New York Tribune
West Point
Annapolis
Judah P. Benjamin
San Domingo
British West Indies
England
South
South America
Florida
Nassau
London Times
America
Germany
Erman
Harper's Bazar
Poe
Aufiice
A. Johnson
Jokonas
Insi
Ton Aves Wits Deere
Siahty
Pess
Theology
Tie
Kodh
Paul
Ala Athens
Pease
Miletis
Pegsee Mets
Danube
Insurance
Harvey
R. M. Woods
Llinois Insurance Department
American Insurance Company
Morteau
George M. E
E. B. Sherman
Chicago
Charles
Frank
George
James
J: H
William
Chicago Tribune
Kiyestorp
Hormann
T. Walker
Bowdoin Bi
Nai
Dager
Shien Rake
Suwona
J. H. Zeilin & CO
Ewe
Bae Bats
Sitconee
PRATT
Mathushee Pianos
Mazelton
Setshey Taylor & Farley
Tipe Aordinary
Aalwees
Brent
Pate
Sanford’s
Jamaica Cincer
Draggiste, Grocers
Deheed
York
Palmer
Agen
North F. Meden
Weeks & Proprietors
Potter
Boston
Mass
Ote Tin
Seltzer
Asa Soueny
Wilhofts
G. BR. Finlay & CO
New Orleans
Prop's
Kormat School and
Mustness Institute
U. S
Northern
Indiana Normal School
Valparaiso
wiaNa
Karpovlena
Wicke
H. B. Hrown
Principa
Collins& CO
Rufus B. Kellogg
Green Isconsin
Kellogg
Jackson
A. Tackeon & GO
Peter
Dar
Montgomery Ward 4 CO
Grange
Wabash Ave
Iaita
Danirof
Donald Kennedy
Roxbury
Aucset Institute
Springfeld
Fall Burns Rec
Ohan Meier Iosae
CO. Chiese
B. Gariomp & Co
MSN & CO &Co
Seasen
W. J. Urean
Bob Mir
Broadway
Hartford
Augusta
Maine
Ee Lee
Tsburgh
Ciresiam
Dom Ved Batt
Waverly Pt
Barrie Peor
Seer Crags
Tle Hee
Bemle
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