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Newspaper
Weekly Wisconsin
Location
Milwaukee, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1847
Page
8
A passage argues that ongoing intellect development in children is crucial and neglected, warning that idle minds perish under poor guidance. It compares education to tilling soil, insisting early life years must be nourished to avoid a benighted adulthood and social decay.
Fragmentary archaic text discusses a thankless child and a man depriving his wan of edam, training him in the wrong way. It portrays a prodigal, intractable youth who may drag down his gray hairs to the grave, a grim warning about parental neglect and a loss of filial gratitude.
The public voice swears by Parley’s Readers praising completeness from alphabet to reading mastery, as well as their comprehensive scope, stepwise progression, and manly sentiment. They are popular in New England and have spread to New York, New Orleans, Louisville, and beyond.
Fragmentary OCR style prose discusses themes of patience, friendship, and social critique. It critiques railing at the world and asserts earnest effort is needed to achieve true friendship. The handwriting distortions and misspellings obscure concrete facts or events.
An old catalog lists music titles and prices including Kingsley's Harp of David and Boston Glee Book, with items such as Tyrolean Lyre and Modern Harp. It invites teachers and others to purchase from the publisher at 146 Ut 8. Block, offering reasonable terms.
An ornate excerpt urges parents in Wisconsin to educate all children. It argues education strengthens liberty, resists tyranny, and sustains national glory. The passage emphasizes that knowledge awakens the people and steadies the nation against oppression.
Rogers' Cutlery offers a superior assortment for teachers and others seeking to supply themselves with the article. Select six by calling at Hopkins's Book and Stationery Establishment, 0/8 Blorks.
The fragment urges focusing on personal duties and prudent spending. It counsels buying only what is needed, valuing leisure time, and using every hour to advantage. It warns against reckless risk, advises retrenchment during hardship, and stresses perseverance to avoid dishonor.
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