Keep to the Right Moral Code Ode by Hubner
A poem urging steadfast virtue and fortitude Emphasizes keeping to the right as a path of goodness and truth It contrasts temptation with duty and asserts that honest living brings true worth The author cites Charles W Hubner from the Atlanta Constitution
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Charles W. Hubner
Atlanta Constitution
High Society Hearts Entangle In New York and Europe
Margaret Garrison, a New York socialite, rekindles a volatile affair with Gouverneur Prime while her sister Nita balances love and money. Gov’s devotion spurs a European courtship amid Cashiton’s scheming and a moral tug of war within the Garrison circle.
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Highlands
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Gov
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Margaret Garrison
Tie
Margaret
Delmonico’s
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Cashiton
Wall Street
New York
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Adorer
Daly's
Margaret’s charm sparks debate on devotion and youth
An excerpt from a chapter notes a writer praising a yearns boy’s ingenuous devotion as a blessing. The piece hints at nine mothers in West likely contesting the view, while introducing Margaret as a central figure beyond youth in appearance.
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Wes
Margaret
KILSED BY THE QUEEN AT CHATHAM STORY T: Kissed by the queen claimed as unique distinction in Crimea veteran tale
An old quartermaster sergeant at Chatham recalls being kissed by Queen Victoria as a 13 year old bugler after the Crimea. He says this distinct honor places him above generals and soldiers, a claim witnessed by peers in Pearson's Weekly.
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Chatham
Jock
Crimea
Pearson’s Weekly
A Necessity and a Prayer Meeting
A Memphis Seimitar note recounts two Black pedestrians speaking with a physician overhearing them on their way home. One asks about attending prayer meeting that evening and they affirm their plans. the exchange concludes with one calling religion a necessary evil in dialect.
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Memphis
Soldiers and Capitalists record war costs through 1899
Records of the war department show total government payments for soldiers from 1861 to June 30, 1899 including bounty and pensions amounting to 2.653 billion dollars. Treasury records list payments to creditors and bondholders in the same period at 5.768 billion dollars, more than twice as much.
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War Department
Treasury
Chicago Chronicle
Terrible Ordeal After Mrs Gadding's Extraordinary Tale
In a tense anecdote a neighbor recounts an astonishing incident overheard by Mrs Gadding. The speaker reflects on what could have happened if timing had shifted, and urges swift homeward counsel to share the secret.
There is no reason a politician should not be honest
The Philadelphia North American quotes a cautious view that political honesty is not guaranteed by virtue but remains an enduring question. The piece contrasts ideal honesty with the reality that appearances can mask motives in public life.
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Philadelphia
GNAT AND THE BULL Fable Moral About Noise
A heat swollen Bull rests in a stream when a buzzing Gnat perches on his horn. The Bull complains of the Gnat’s fuss but notes he would not notice the insect without its noise. Moral: people are judged more by their noise than by their deeds.
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Cashton
Gov
Prime, Sr
Nita
Gov” Prime
Gotham
Mr. Latrobe
Mr. Stanton
Veteran Reporter Recalls Copy Desk Lesson
A retired literary man recalls his time as a newspaper reporter and his only night at a copy desk. He describes rewriting his own flawed story into a clear, straightforward paragraph to pass the copy desk and emphasizes the value of workmanlike copy.
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New York Sun
Agricultural tips and money making from farm work
A note invites readers to send name and address to THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE Fak MER in New York City for a free sample copy, signaling ongoing weekly coverage of key agricultural topics and farming profitability ideas.
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NEW York Tribune Fak Mer
New York City
Secret Service Men Wear Thumb Rings
A witness noted that secret service agents can be identified by a ring on the thumb. He observed several agents in the federal building and at the post office, all with a ring on the right thumb.
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Federal
Post
New York Press
England's Use of Steel Pens Surges in England
A London report notes daily steel pen consumption reaching four million units as English factories expand output and retailers claim rising demand for writing implements nationwide.
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England
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