The Temple of Got and a Grand Sabbath Vision
A long, vivid first person narrative describes a rural garden scene with flowers and herbs, a border, and a border of trees. It shifts to a religious reverie about sermons, church, and a temple of God, contrasting garden toil with sacred praise. The narrator recalls children, a pet monkey, and family life, ending with a reflective note on faith and nature.
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Emelis
Olter
Fenes
Tun
China
Arcane
Arma
Bresserters
Tinache
Maria
Anil
Secret Societis
Ted
Abe
Haute
Rome
Got
Kiev
Tin Soldier in a Small War Against the Guards
A brief poem-like item contrasts a tin soldier facing the national guard with a toy treasury and tiny warships, set against mentions of Massachusetts and Indiana.
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Massachusetts
Indiana
Sixteen Billion War Fears From Spain Invasion Talk
An unsigned editorial argues the United States could deter Spain with a single dynamite cannon and a placed defense structure, claiming the size and reach of American arms justify confidence. It envisions a sea and coastal defense grid including San Francisco and New York, with US Army and National Guard ready to deter any assault.
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Stanson
United States
New York
Laterty
San Pranclans
Golden Gate
Spain
Holland
Midorean
Stacie
Hans Raplerren
Natenal Guard
United State
Aluret Cameron
Califursia
A Forest Mystery by Maurice Thompson
Turner Rogers and his family in Northern Alabama encounter a chilling forest cry. A hidden danger in a hollow log traps Tom Henry, provoking fear, faith, and daring rescue as the family confronts an uncanny, almost supernatural menace in their remote woods.
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Rogers
Turner Rogers
Alabama
Gare
Ils
Dem
Litell
Tom Henry
Jean
Hustanil
Turner
Hue
Robers
Gianen
Lincoln loved children and playful mischief of his boys
The piece recalls Abraham Lincoln enjoying children and the pranks of his sons Willie and Tad. The anecdote from Rev. M. Al ratt of Bietm, TL, recounts a Springfiest scene of Lincoln on his porch or street, smiling at their antics and humorous remarks.
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White House
Abraham Lincoln
Mr. Lincoln
Wille
Tad
Lincoln
Washington
Rev. M. Al~ratt
Bietn
Tad Lincoln and the White House lemonade tale
A fragmented reminiscence places Tad Lincoln at a White House gathering amid a tea and lemonade scene. The description recalls Tad’s easy manner with guests, debates with visitors, and quiet humor as he navigates attention and questions from contemporaries and politicians.
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Tits Church
Alice
Lincoln Aelie
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Wallene
National Guard
Pennsylvania
Illinois
Madrid
Braguadvets
Pluty de Indie
Oulia
Maurice Thompson
Maurice Thompsoth
Ani
Aericultare
Wiestock
Wien
Amraereny
Parbanal
Treasury
Bates Tea Yntifal Agp
Aed
Manntasnam
Paler
Ikea
Clare
MER Armored Ships
Cmust
Mr. Rogers
Heugram
Cas
Ghaoren
Conws
Sfrs
Liteota
A. Jam
Coe
Amd
Ant
Lincain
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