Were There No Little People in It A Children's Song
A moral poem extols children as life’s joy and the health of society. It contrasts a world without babies with a sturdy paternal and maternal order, noting how tenderness and humanity depend on the young. The piece also shifts to a fiction about Weston May and Laura Dayton. It ends with brief vignettes and anecdotes.
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Weston
Laura
Weston May
Mr. Dayton
Dayton
Joseph
Indorsing
New York
England
Father
Dayton & Company
London
Jeddo
Nineveh
Babylon
Atlantic
Tiberias
Zioik
New England
Washington Street
New York Broadway
Jean Paul
Webster's noble words on origin and perseverance
Daniel Webster speaks of humble beginnings and proud ancestry, urging mothers to read of log cabin hardships endured by forebears. He recalls raising children amid New Hampshire snows, defending family and country through revolutionary trials.
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Daniel Webster
New Hampshire
Canada
Editor In Oskaloosa Inherits Nevada Silver Claims
One editor of the Oskaloosa Times inherits a Nevada estate valued at about 1.5 million dollars through the death of his wife’s brother. The estate includes rich silver claims, reputed to be among the Territory’s richest.
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Iowa
Zimes
Nevada
With all Thy Might and the Duty to Work
A fragment from a religious reflection on striving to work with all one’s might. It cites the Jewish Missionary Herald and contrasts strength of purpose with brute force, urging diligence, zeal, and perseverance as paths to worldly success and virtue. Includes brief anecdotes and moral maxims.
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Sampsons
Goliahs
David
Jeweshk Missionary Herald
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E. Cowan
TEMRS
LEGAL
Charles Dinsmoor
Scofield
Parmlee & Henry
Joseph A. Neill
Johnson’s Exchange
Warren
Barnett W. Lacy
Warren, Penna
Jerome Davis
B Brown
Mwketvy
Liberty Street
G. W. Scofield
WM. D. Brown
D. M’kelvy
Wetmore & Clark
Second Street
Johnson & Brown's
L. D, Wetmore
Clark
Hotels
Hackney
Second and
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Jolly Russens
Grorce Sartor
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Erie
Penna
Philadelphia
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Medical
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Front Street
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M. Shaecifer & Co
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RP. J. Trushel & Co
Warren Pa
Randall's Drug Store
Carver House
E. M. Pierce
W. H. Davis
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W. Brown
Thos, Brown
John Brown
Nesmith O& Keller
Exchange Building
Kirberger
Greenland Brothers
Water Street
George Ball
Central Clothing
O. H. Hunter
Erie and
Pittsby
Girardoing
Sharon
Sharon-Oing
Girard
Clarksville
Espyville
Gor Road
Spring
Wells
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Norton
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Lake Erie
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Phila
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New York City
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Suerintendent
C. L. Robinson
Philadelphia and Erie Rail Road
Penna, R. R. Company
Lock Haven
Dong West
Sunbury
North Point
Oqing East
Williamsport
Baltimore
J. A. Black
Wstern Division
Supt. Jos. ND
Potts
Great Western
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Corry
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Salamaua
Erie Railway
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Pittsburg
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Ravenna
Cleveland and Pittsburg Railway
Cleveland, Zanesville and Cincinnati Railway
H. F. Sweetser
Meadville, Pa
Oil Creek Railroad
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Allen
Turkey
Morocco
Lucy Allen
General Grant
Mrr. Allen
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Goute
Judea
Cclere
M. T. Whitney
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Price
Missouri
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Mrs. Hart
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Oliver
Newark
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Towson
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Cambridge University
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